Bremont Supermarine Watch Now More Super With The S2000
The biggest "cultural" difference between the Bremont Supermarine 500 and the Supermarine 2000 (aka S2000 - no, not like the Honda) is the little text at the bottom of the dial. The Supermarine replaces the old "Swiss Made" with simply "London." Does that mean the S2000 is not Swiss made? No. Instead, it shows that Bremont has come a long way in its ongoing journey to be a serious British luxury brand. It wants people to know that it is English through and through, and will eventually lead to movements made in the UK as opposed to Switzerland.The Supermarine 500 remains my favorite Bremont watch to-date. You can find a full review of the Bremont Supermarine here. I quite love that watch and the Supermarine 2000 will not really be all that different. The idea for the 2000 is to be a larger, more durable piece. These pictures are pre-renders of the final watch. I have also personally checked out a prototype of the 2000, and confirm it is everything I love about the Supermarine 500, plus

BASELWORLD 2011 - New Model - Patek Philippe 5298 P
(Info and images - Patek Philippe SA)5298P-001Men's CalatravaDescriptionThe legendary understatement of the Calatrava – quite likely the most iconic of all Patek Philippe watches – exhibits fresh radiance with this new platinum model framed by a bezel set with baguette diamonds. The unusual brown tone of thesatin-finished dial amplifies their sparkle.Technical dataWatch: * Mechanical self-winding movement * Caliber 324 S C * Date in an aperture * Sweep seconds hand * Bezel set with 38 baguette diamonds (~3.37 ct) * Satinated brown dial, diamond hour markers * Strap: alligator with square scales, shiny black * Prong buckle set with 6 baguette diamonds (~0.30 ct) * Sapphire-crystal case back * Water resistant to 30 m * Platinum * Case diameter: 38 mmCaliber: * Date * Center sweep second hand * Overall diameter: 27 mm * Height: 3.3 mm * 29 jewels, 6 bridges * Balance: Gyromax * Vibrations per hour: 28'800 * Power rese

Purchased My First Omega
Finally pulled the trigger and purchased my first Omega watch. I was looking at Seamaster and Aqua Terra models for a while and finally decided to purchase a Aqua Terra James Bond Spectre edition. I can't take my eyes away from the dial and seconds hand, the blue and yellow work so well together. James Bond movies have been in my life since I was a little kid watching the marathon on TV every year and this is something special I probably will not part with. Very excited to wear this beauty regularly as part of the rotation. I added pictures in different lighting situations. Sorry no outdoor shots, bad weather outside. Excuse the hairy arm, thanks Dad.

Have you seen someone else wearing a Patek
I'm just curious, have you ever seen someone else wearing a Patek Philippe (not on tv or photos)? How often do you see someone wearing one? I have only seen 1 person wearing a Patek (a Nautilus). Mine has been noticed by other people 3 times.

Ok opinions are gonna vary on this one lol!
Here we go again.... ive got a AP Forged Carbon 44mm and just cant get attached to it. Maybe ive got buyers remorse based on a rubber/plastic/ceramic watch for alot of $$$$ and cant personally see the justification in it too.Its not my first AP and i dont dislike it but its just not doing it for me. I tried to do a deal on a RG 44mm but we just couldnt come to an agreement that i could say was a worthwhile deal.....I am also paranoid about the reliability after the issues i had with my AP SafariSo ive been looking around and not for anything in particular and this was offered to me last night.... A solid gold YMII full set 116688I will have to tip in a bit to do the deal(not enough to phase me)Now i know the YMII is not the most popular model on the forums here but i do like them (i had a TT YMII previously) and i miss having a PM piece in my ownership (ive had a gold sub/yachtmaster 1 and a DD previously)whats your thoughts on this as a trade?again i figure this will be a mixed bag of