Pre-SIHH: Richard Mille’s New Caliber CRMA1 and RM 037
At SIHH in Geneva next month, Richard Mille will introduce a new in-house caliber, the CRMA1. It represents an original concept by the Richard Mille movement designers in Les Breuleux, Switzerland. The movement will debut in the new RM 037 Automatic, which features a patented crown mechanism integrated in the case. Find wallpaper inside. This automatic winding caliber created from skeletonized grade 5 titanium sports an oversize date at 12 o’clock and a function window at 4 o’ clock. Two subtly shaped pushers are located at 4 and 10 o'clock. The pusher at 4 o’clock allows one to select the winding (W), neutral (N) and hand setting (H) functions with a simple push. An aperture located at 4 o’clock shows the function selected. The second pusher, at 10 o’clock, controls date changes, useful when traveling or for correcting the date when required at the end of the month.The RM 037 is fitted with a new crown mechanism, patented by Richard Mille. Traditionally,

Buying Watches In Orlando Florida: Orlando Watch Co.
Welcome back to an watches-dealer original series, where we discuss important stores that sell watches all over the world. Each store we profile has an interesting story to tell about where they operate and who they sell to. Whether you buy watches from brick-and-mortar retailers or prefer to buy watches online, these are the stores that help shape our watch culture around the globe. There is a long list of stores to cover, but if there is a retail location in your favorite city that we simply can't miss, let us know in the comments below.Where to buy watches in Orlando, Florida?If your idea of an ideal watch store is one that is owned and operated by a practicing watchmaker and one that carries interesting watch brands, then be sure to stop by Orlando Watch Co. in central Florida the next time vacation or business brings you to the land of Mickey Mouse and Harry Potter (although I don't know that there is an iconic Harry Potter watch - yet).Just outside Orlando itself, you will find W

Incoming - GoodPlanet GMT
I picked this up today. I'd been researching PO's, and decided to go with this one. It took a while to decide between a regular PO, chronograph or GMT, but this ultimately won out. I know some don't like the orange and blue, but it's my alma mater's colors, and I love the look.The bamboo box is nice too.

Nautilus questions
Hi all,As i am quiet new to the brand(used to be a full on Rolex guy) herewith a few PP Nautilus questions.-Is the bracelet on the 5726 the same as on the 5711?-How much thicker is the case on a 5726 then the case of a 5711?-Has the case of the 5711 the same thickness as the 5712?-Do you prefer screws or pushpins on the Nautilus bracelet?Is it difficult to adjust a pushpin Nautilus bracelet?-When do you need a one and a half link on the Nautilus bracelet?Looks a bit unsymmetrical to me.-Why is the movement 324 non hacking?As with most PP's?Tx for all your help and thanks to this amazing forum for sooooooo much great content!Aloha,Robin

1st Patek Purchase - Duty to USA HELP
I've been working with an AD in the EU on purchasing my first Patek and am trying to figure out what the duty would be when sending to the US where I reside. I've read conflicting percentages on different threads in this forum and want to be sure because the difference could be in the thousands.I've used the duty import calculator online that Pitney Bowes has and have come up with two different numbers between the AD and I. The calculator is confusing if you're unfamiliar. His number is quite different from mine and it almost makes the purchase not worth it, however, the number I used makes it worthwhile with the FX and VAT back. Does anyone have any experience in shipping a watch to the US? Any advice is appreciated.