Louis Vuitton Tambour ��Volution GMT In Black Watches For 2015
For Baselworld 2015, Louis Vuitton watches embrace black with a new collection of three Louis Vuitton Tambour?��Volution timepieces in black - each of them sporting a second time zone in quasi-GMT format. These are pretty interesting models and add an interesting look to the larger Louis Vuitton watch collection, which the company has been attempting to bolster as a more serious horological product for the last few years. Part of that has been investing in their own movement manufacture, "Louis Vuitton La Fabrique du Temps," as well as focusing on some more experiment complications. We see one of those here, in this new version of the Louis Vuitton Tambour ��Volution Spin Time GMT in Black watch.Louis Vuitton is part of the larger LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy) group which also owns major watch makers such as Zenith, Hublot, TAG Heuer, and Bulgari. It isn't as though LVMH really needs more watches, but a brand as powerful as Louis Vuitton doesn't do too poorly with whatever it decide

The Jaquet Droz Petite Heure Minute Paillonnee For The Only Watch Auction
Jaquet Droz has released their donation to the Only Watch auction coming up on November 7, 2015. The unique piece exemplifies what Jaquet Droz is best known for by using the historical technique of paillonné enameling. 1 OF 2 The 43 mm, 18k yellow gold case features a deep red pailloné enameled dial, a technique that was handed down from the goldsmiths of the Renaissance. The motif is created by carefully placing tiny pieces of gold leaf on the dial, followed by the red Grand Feu enamel, which creates the translucent sunburst pattern and intricate trellis-work. 2 OF 2 In addition to the unique dial, the movement features a new silicon spiral, a new material used in the movement of the Petite Heure Minute, and allows for better shock resistance and pressure variations. More information on Jaquet Droz can be found on their website. Additionally, for more information on the Only Watch auction, please click here.

help me decide
ok..I have decided to go with a 44mm ROOThis will be my daily watch - casual work environment, weekends etc..saving my platona for nights out and when i need to wear a suit.So its either1. Black ceramic - rubber2. Anthracite ceramic - rubber3. Pink Gold - rubber strapi think i have decided against carbonI love the blue/plat ROO - but i cant justify without selling the platonaThanks for helping!

oh no. i starting to crave for a PP
Aquanaut / Nautilus SSwhich model should I look for

Marks on Jubilee Bracelets?
Hello AllAs per the picture of the Jubilee Bracelet could you let me know if the black marks or dirt between the gaps (not really sure) are normal? Or could this have been caused by over polishing? The watch is just over 2 years old and I am planning to purchase (pre-owned Date Just 116200)Thank you very much for your comments.