A Week On The Wrist: The Breguet Classique Chronom��trie 7727
Here's the thing. When most watch folks think of the best and brightest in high-end watchmaking today, we most often mention names like Patek Philippe, A. Lange & Söhne, F.P. Journe, Audemars Piguet, and Vacheron Constantin. For some strange reason, the name Breguet doesn't usually make an appearance. Why? It's hard to say, because Breguet, at least the historical brand, is absolutely the most important in all of watchmaking. But is Breguet of today the rightful heir to the brand that Abraham-Louis built, or is it simply another name chosen by a group of savvy investors from the headstone of a Swiss (well, French in this case; Breguet's buried in Père Lachaise, in Paris) graveyard? This watch, the Breguet Classique Chronométrie 7727 answers this question – and resolutely. Breguet is here to play, and produce absolutely fascinating watches today. Let's get into what I mean. Before I do that, I encourage you to go ahead and press play on t

Learning To Print Tiffany & Co. Dials With Patek Philippe In New York
Patek Philippe has had a close, continuous relationship with Tiffany & Co. since 1851. And back in November, Patek Philippe released the limited edition "Tiffany dial" 5396G annual calendar to celebrate the fifth anniversary of their boutique in Tiffany & Co.'s Fifth Avenue flagship (John Mayer goes into more detail on this collaboration here). Tiffany & Co. is the only co-branding Patek still offers, and this week we had a chance to visit the brand's new New York headquarters to see how these special dials are produced - and we even got to stamp one ourselves. 2 OF 8 Stamping The Dial While the 5369G is a limited edition piece exclusive to the Fifth Avenue Patek Philippe boutique in Tiffany & Co., many Pateks purchased at this location can have "Tiffany & Co." added to the dial. On some models the stamp is added as soon as the watches arrive in New York, while on others (often models which don't have an obvious pl

Flipped my 15400 for this one
I couldn't get the diver out of my head so It was DavidSW to the rescue

Combo suggestion, please.
First - BIG THANKS to Mik for two hard to get BRAND NEW Piotr's straps. Great gesture, thanks again. Second - I need some suggestion; I have five 47mm panerais, I think Piotr's strap is a bit too thick for 339, what 2 watches get these two amazing straps?(sorry my picture skill is so bad). Thank you for your opinion.

Really nice breakdown and high mag images of the Sub
Not sure if it's been posted before, but this is a pretty cool breakdpwn of the 114060 Ceramic Sub (no date)Hope you enjoy as much as I didhttps://.thenakedwatchmaker/d...lex-submariner