BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends April 25, 2014
For the end of April, we check out more watches that were debuted at Baselworld 2014, including Tissot's new solar-powered T-Touch, Patek Philippe's new steel Annual Calendar Chronograph and more. We also review Omega's ground-breaking Seamaster Aqua Terra 15,000 Gauss watch and talk about the new watch certification, Observatoire Chronometrique+. Finally, we round off by chatting with Seiko CEO Shinji Hattori, and find out how Rolex is staying relevant in this high-tech digital age.1. Girard-Perregaux Constant Escapement L.M. Watch In Pink Gold Hands-OnLast year, Girard-Perregaux amazed the world with its Constant Escapement L.M. watch. It is?not everyday that one sees a whole new escapement design, much less one that was designed to work as a constant force escapement and one that was crafted out of high-tech silicon. This year, Girard-Perregaux is offering its breakthrough watch in pink gold and we thought it was a good chance for us to get reacquainted with this breathtaking watch.

Richard Mille Thrustograph Tourbillon Watch
While sport lovers felt it was interesting and perhaps a bit strange for tennis champion Rafael Nadal to wear a half million dollar plus watch while competing, it was all about an assertion of brand values for Richard Mille. Be it tennis, golf, automotive racing, flight, or diving, Richard Mille has proven that its timepieces not only have a place, but the durability and character required to be part of some of the world's most demanding activities. The Rafael Nadal watch for example wasn't just about a luxurious object placed on the wrist of a famous athlete, it was a luxurious object that could keep up with his game.The success of the Nadal watch prompted Richard Mille to investigate deeper, pouring money into research in an attempt to find a watch that not only would survive the rigors of one's active life, but also help to improve it. The next step was the release of the limited edition RM036 G-Sensor watch that included a mechanical g-force meter. The idea was for drivers and pilo

Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge Watch
Now isn't that pretty?? This is a special Milan Boutique edition of the newer Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Ultra-Thin watch. The version with the limited "heritage" dial that is. According to Jaeger-LeCoultre in the 1930's red (among other bright colors) were very popular for wrist watch dials. This model has a bright red lacquered dial. I don't know whether it is limited and if it is only available at the JLC Milan boutique - but it is a looker. Check out the vintage Reverso ad below as well.Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge : technical specsMovement? mechanical hand-wound movement, Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 822? 21,600 vibrations per hour? 21 jewels? 2.94 mm thick? 134 parts? 45-hour power reserveFunctions? hours, minutesDial? red lacquered? silver-toned hour-markersCase? steel? 46 mm long? 27.5 mm wide? 7.27 mm thick? 1000 Hours Control indication on the caseback? water resistance: 3 barBoutique edition

Post your best AP SIHH 2015
Post your best AP SIHH 2015In my opinion, the best SIHH 2015 for elegance is this. The icy diamond baguette is incredibly beautiful when we see in reality. Especially with strong lightning.but since it is incredibly expensive, the most WORTH to buy is :The royal oak diver is still the best for classic diver.

Any comparison shots - Aqua Terra 8500 vs Datejust?
I'm choosing between 41.5 and 38.5 sizes for am Omega Aqua Terra 8500. Can anyone post comparison shots between a 38.5 AT and a 36mm Datejust? Also any wrist shots on a 6.5 wrist with 41.5 and 38.5 AT?