IWC Da Vinci Chronograph Ceramic
The first ceramic watch case debuted in an IWC Da Vinci in 1986. In 2007, IWC presented its newly developed manufacture flyback chronograph movement in the redesigned Da Vinci family. For 2010, the circle is complete as the movement gets a new, elegant, high-tech home in the form of a ceramic and titanium case in – you guessed it – the Da Vinci Chronograph Ceramic. This IWC-manufactured chronograph movement incorporates several unique design features. Particularly noteworthy is the display of the recorded time, which leaves the traditional display in the past and adopts a user-friendly integrated display that shows the hours and minutes on a single counter in the 12 o'clock position via a shorter hour hand and a longer minute hand, like a second time display. The 89360 calibre also offers a new double-pawl winding system and a flyback function: actuating the lower button during a timing function causes the recorded time to return to zero and restart immediately, without sto

Inside The Manufacture: A Visit To Audemars Piguet In Le Brassus
Audemars Piguet occupies a very interesting place in the pantheon of modern watchmakers. It is truly independent, with two members of the Audemars family still playing an active role in the manufacture's development. It balances watchmaking of the very highest order – think tourbillons, advanced escapements, and grand complications – with watches immediately recognizable to the average person on the street. And it has remained entrenched on home soil in the small village of Le Brassus, situated right in the heart of the Vallée de Joux. A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of visiting Audemars Piguet's storied home and it's a pleasure to share my journey with you here. 2 OF 57 There are two main facilities in Le Brassus, one housed in the original manufacture from 1875 and the other a more recent addition from 2008. The former houses the restoration department, the museum, the Audemars Piguet archives, and a dedicated tourbillon workshop, while

ROO Chrono 42mm in rubber or leather strap ?
I can see only 2-3 watches in rubber rest all in leather? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

ROO - Should I
Guys, what are the collectives thoughts on the Offshore black with red stitching? I had a Safari, liked it but somehow wore it very little. Then I had a chance to trade it out for a piece I couldn't do without and was able to receive more for it than I ever thought I would. So I moved it. I have a FC 44 and a 15400, 6 rolexes, 4 Pateks and a Lange. So I am not trying to fill any holes.I just think the black with white and red is a good combo. What is the best color combo on the 42mm Offshore?

OMG i just did it!!!!
So as you all know I recently purchased an Omega Speedmaster, the man on the moon. When I returned home with my timepiece I had noticed scratches on the caseback lug due to the original bracelet being changed to a leather strap by a negligent employee. I immediately called to discuss the issue with the sales manager and in which he offered to replace the timepiece. Today they called me back to let me know that my Speedmaster had arrived and was in store to pick up. I was ecstatic! I couldn't wait to get off work to go pick up my new Speedmaster. Hours later I went to the Omega boutique to exchange the damaged time piece with the new one, while waiting for the sales manager to retrieve my new watch from the back room, I was drawn to the large display case next to the register which held the Aqua Terra 15000 gauss. After the sales manager returned from the back room with my new timepiece, I was distracted by the gorgeous Aqua Terra, and proceeded to ask the sales manager to view the piec