Gronefeld Parallax 1912 Tourbillon Watch
Thus far, the independent Dutch watch brand of Gronefeld had two distinctly different watches in their portfolio: their debut piece from 2008, which is a highly complicated and rather crazy-looking minute repeater tourbillon, and the One Hertz?from 2010, which thanks to its unique design dead-beat seconds hand procured the attention of watch enthusiasts.?But that was four years ago, and so it was just about time that they showed us a new piece, something that illustrated what direction the brand has been taking. The answer to that question was revealed at Baselworld 2014 in the form of the Parallax Tourbillon, a novelty that carries on some trademark Gronefeld design cues and introduces us the Gronefeld brothers' idea of the perfect tourbillon.The centerpiece of this novelty is indeed the dial and the large flying tourbillon, as highlighted in a substantially sized, silver-outlined opening at the 7 o'clock position. The dial is cut from solid silver and sports polished beveled edges an

The style of Men's Summit XLT Watch is built with precision
With a detailed facade with multifunctional subdials, this style of Swiss Army chronograph is built with precision. This clock is perfect for everyday wear and takes a look dressed with a sports atmosphere. This product is available to ship within the United States.

Had a chance to handle PO next to rolex....
I have owned a couple omegas in the past . 300m sea masters.I have been digging the PO 45.5mm 8500 for a while now. I stopped in an AD I was walking past to check out an exp 2 and noticed they now carried omega. They never used to. It's the first time I have been able to handle those brands side by side. I like bigger watches (I'm 6-3, 8 flat wrists, work out etc) so for me IMO anything smaller than 43mm usually starts to look to small. For me right now, the PO on bracelet with 3 orange markers is perfection. It will be my next watch.

Double Incoming - Double the Pleasure Double The Fun from TAKUYA
OK - Kind of going through a bit of a paradigm shift I have been feeling a strange desire to move my 5960/1a. I have been sitting on it, as I am still thoroughly enjoying the watch, but somehow wanting more (without additional cash outlay).Luckily, I happen to be friends with a stellar human being and terrific seller, Thanh Do (AKA TAKUYA) and have an opportunity I am delighted with.Out goes the 5960/1a and in comes a 5711/1a AND a 5167a I know - some of you may be thinking: Well - that is a fair sentiment - but I must express clearly and concisely: I am excited about this Pictures to come

What other brand will you buy?
Now that it seems Rolex is going to restrict supply what other brand will you consider buying?