Girard-Perregaux 1966 Perpetual Calendar
Girard-Perregaux has added a Perpetual Calendar to its classically-styled 1966 collection. The 40mm case houses in-house caliber GP033Q0 with 288 components. The caliber uses the Manufacture’s exclusive Microvar variable inertia balance, which is visible through the watch’s transparent case-back. The Girard-Perregaux 1966 collection is named in honor of the Neuchatel Observatory’s Centenary Prize, awarded to the Manufacture in 1966 for its achievements in the field of chronometry. This timepiece features a slightly domed dial with a classic symmetrical layout. Delicate gold leaf-shaped hands indicate the hours and minutes while blued hands mark the day, date and month. The moonphase indicator in gold with blue background appears at 6 o’clock.This piece is available as a limited and numbered edition of 99 pieces in white gold and 99 pieces in pink gold.Technical specifications appear below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical SpecificationsPin

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Squadra Palmero Open Watch
I fell in love with this watch the second I put it on my wrist. Images formed in my head of how I could dash out with it undetected by Jaeger-LeCoultre's watchful eyes. It takes a really nice watch to conjure up images of grand larceny in your head. I let them keep the timepiece, but thoughts of it stayed in my mind. I really need to own one of these someday. Before you is the Palmero Open version of the Reverso Squadra watch. There are other versions of the piece of course that aren't limited editions like this (gold is limited to 500 pieces, while the steel is not limited). Unlike some of the dual faced versions of the watches (where you flip around the face to display another face on the rear), this version style?gives you a view of the movement through a sapphire caseback window.There are enough differences between the Palmero Open (Palmero) to treat this as a different watch as opposed to just rebranded Reverso Squadra for some sporting event. What is the Palmero Open even? Tennis

JAQUET DROZ Grande Seconde Dual Time
Jaquet Droz �C Grande Seconde Dual Time?? When you think of a "second time zone", what always comes to mind is a busy dial drowning in counters and central hands. The watchmakers at Jaquet Droz have unveiled a more classic and incredibly stylish take on the second time zone to prove us wrong.There are three versions of the new Grande Seconde Dual Time: silver, onyx or ivory Grand Feu enamel dial with a 43mm steel or rose gold case.The time display is pure and simple whose functions and 65-hour power reserve are fuelled by the self-winding JD2663H24 calibre. Two dials, one off-centre at 12 and the other at 6, form the brand's beloved figure of 8. The hours and minutes are tracked by two spear-shape hands gliding over Roman numerals. The large seconds, data display with hand and second time zone cluster together at 6.Price: 15,200 CHF (steel) �C 16,700 CHF (onyx) �C 25,500 CHF (Grand Feu enamel)By Sharmila Bertinjaquet-droz

How many time you have been asked about your AP?
I sow this questions on Rolex and I think it's a good questions from AP!I never been asked about my AP and I have few AP in the last years!Only once I heard It's avery nice Hublot!))

John Mayer concert last night
He was wearing a white Royal Oak Concept GMT Tourbillon Skeleton Dial