The setting crown of the Concord watch is composed of steel
The setting crown of the Concord watch is composed of steel, rubber and composite materials, interlocked to come up with greater compactness and resistance. The designers of the watch put a raised C1 logo on the rubber end-piece to add a distinctive final touch to the watch's overall design.

EXCLUSIVE: Your First Look At The Baume & Mercier Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer
Today we take an exclusive first look at the new Baume & Mercier Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer. Utilizing a Richemont-made manufacture worldtimer movement, the Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer offers a romantic complication in a solid-but-elegant package, and all at an accessible price.Not too long ago, we told you about Baume & Mercier's new Clifton collection, a collection of well-priced watches with vintage inspired styling and interesting complications. But this watch is a new addition to the brand's already successful Capeland collection. 2 OF 19 The Steel Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer The centerpiece of the Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer is the in-house worldtimer movement borrowed from a Richemont sister brand (we've got some guesses as to who made it, but we'll leave that to the imagination for now). Baume & Mercier has put their own stamp on this self-winding movement though, both decorating it in their own style (which you can see through the sapphire c

15202 options
Today I was looking at a 15202 SS at a AD, tried it on and I am concerned about the size. Compared to the rest of my collection the Jumbo seems small, pun intended. (WG Sub, 5726, DDII Plat, SS Daytona, Breitling Nav). Also I picked up a ROO Safari today while I was there, love it will post a pick soon (my first AP!).I know that the 15202 is such a coveted piece but the 15400 and 26320 seem like a better fit. However, I do love the RG band, although having only seen it on the larger version and was thinking with the additional weight of the RG this might be a better fit/feel on the 15202.Why so little mention of the RG jumbo?

One bada$$ AP
Just saw this on my fb page.

5164 vs 5712 on secondary market
With the following assumptions:1. The plan is to buy both 5712 and 5164, it's just a matter of when/which first2. 5164 secondary market prices are still below MSRP (potentially with room to go up)3. 5712 secondary market prices are way above MSRP (Which could either climb higher or go down from here)4. i don't mind waitingWhich one would you pick between the 5164 or 5712 to purchase on the secondary market in the near future (within the next month)?