Mr. Jones Watches "The Accurate" Is Reminder Of Your Impending Demise
It is Halloween and you should expect something scary today. How about a tasty little watch treat that reminds you that you are going to die each time you look at it. It is called "The Accurate" by the ever so quirky Mr. Jones Watches brand out of London. The source of the watch name should be obvious - as the reminder on the watch is the surest thing in life. The watch will never prove wrong.The execution of the morbid message is clever as the words are spelled out in the hands - you can't even ignore them if you want to, because there they are each time you check the time. Here is an idea for the upcoming holiday season. Do you have any relatives (or maybe other people in your life) that you just want to go away. Well get them one of these watches. Priced at under $150, isn't it worth the experience of seeing the look on their face when you strap this new watch to their wrist. "Keep your eyes shut.?? I don't want you looking until I've glued put the watch on you!"The minimalist desig

The Vacheron Constantin Harmony Tourbillon Chronograph, With "Dragging" 45-Minute Chronogr
Vacheron Constantin's Harmony line drew praise after revealing the thinnest self-winding split-seconds mono-pusher chronograph a month ago. Then it drew more praise with its mono-pusher doctor's chronograph, which employed similar technical innovation on a more reserved scale. All together, this collection of new calibers took seven years of research and development, and you can bet that a decent chunk of that went to coupling the improved chronograph with an improved tourbillon.Vacheron's new Tourbillon Chronograph utilizes the same 42 mm cushion-shaped case as the other pieces of the Harmony collection. From a design perspective, it is difficult to successfully evoke a 1920's motif in a 21st-century watch, but the manufacture has done a good job in this respect. 1 OF 3 On the dial, Vacheron has captured a particular old-school legibility in a contemporary way. The silvered-opaline dial with thickly-painted blue Arabic numerals and a red minute-track prod

Most versatile AP...
Just wanted to see what everyone else's thoughts are on this...I lean towards the Diver when I think of being versatile - I think it's the right blend of dressy and sporty. And looks just as good in a suit and shorts ---(Not to say I'm not a fan of all the others!!!)CheersSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Love my new 270!
Just completed a trade with Oscar aka BodyBump! Couldn't be any happier!!

quest for white milgauss
We all know by now the Milgauss has discontinued the non - green glass models ;specifically the 116400 Black and White dial model respectively.One can find both discontinued models on sale used but what really intrigue me is I could only find a white milgauss with up to V serial (2009) and never a G serial or AN serial . I wish to know if the white milgauss does produce past a V serial ( circa 2009 ) before it is officially discon, and I seek all white milgauss owners to name your serial details for this research. Thank you very much in advanced. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk