The new design of Anthony Dickens
Time can never change, but can time machines! Take a look at this comment autour works by numbers rotating clockwise behind red arm static. Designed by Anthony Dickens, this clock has yet to make the store shelves. Wonder when that will happen until then please your appetite for unusual things simply reading about this time wrapped around a circle on Luxurylaunches.

Saturday night in Miami - hope you enjoyed yours
A great Saturday night in Miami - 68 degrees and ocean breeze. I hope you enjoyed yours

My Experience at the Royal Oak 40th Anniversary Exhibition @ Singapore
Set in the exotic venue of the historic Tanjong Pagar Railway Station, the Royal Oak 40th Anniversary Exhibition came to the last leg of its world tour in Singapore from 10 - 14 Oct 2012. Thanks to AP, Timezone and my AD, my partner and I were very fortunate to be invited to the cocktail receptions to witness and participate in the wonderful celebration of one of the most iconic horology creations in our time. Naturally, the highlight of the exhibition was the 100 iconic Royal Oak timepieces and invaluable memorabilia dating back to the beginning of the 70s. However, we were equally fascinated by the exciting atmosphere, artistic deco, and the wonderful cuisines and live performances. Of course, for a watch enthusiast, the best part for me was definitely the opportunity to interact with the watchmakers at the Workshop! Here are some pics, mostly taken by my iPhone 4S, to document my experience of the event. Enjoy! 1. It all started from here... 2. Invitation to the opening recepti

My First Pam
Just got my new PAM 177.

Deepsea and rubber b on large wrist
Hi new to the forum so would like to say hello to everyone. I've had a deepsea blue for about 18 months and am thinking of a rubber b buckle type strap. My wrist is about 8 inches and am not sure if the strap would look sensible,meaning not enough strap left to tuck into the keeps properly. Would love to see a few pictures with this strap on a large wrist many thanks Jay