A Musical Whirlwind: Introducing the Raymond Weil Nabucco Cello Tourbillon
To some collectors, a watch brand �� even one with a proud history �� only proves its horological legitimacy when it produce its first tourbillon. Geneva-based Raymond Weil joins that prestigious club this year, with the release of its extremely limited Raymond Weil Nabucco Cello Tourbillon. Best of all, the watch still manages to fit squarely into the brand’s long-held value-for-price arena. The Raymond Weil Nabucco Cello Tourbillon, of which only 10 pieces will be made, is the brainchild of brand CEO Elie Bernheim, a grandson of company founder and namesake Raymond Weil,? as well as an avid music lover and accomplished cellist himself. Music and musical themes have long influenced the company’s identity, from the names of its watch collections (the Nabucco family, for example, is named for a famous opera) to its partnerships with concert halls, musical awards ceremonies and music-related charities. The new tourbillon watch incorporates musical themes directly into the

New M?ntr��k Watch Brand Launched
M?ntr��k is a new watch brand offering round and square dive watches and a world time line on straps and bracelets, priced from $650 to $1100. The 316L stainless steel cases are big and beefy. All watches offer a helium escape valve, screw down crown and caseback, sapphire crystal and 1000 meter water resistance. The watches use the automatic Miyota 8215 movement with date indication, sweep second hand, 21 jewels and parashock absorber. Round and square divers are pictured below.

In with the new (old) 4100ST :)
After some digging, i've always been a huge fan of smaller watches. One day my friends messages me and would not stop harassing me until I picked up this piece that was sitting for sale on the Omega forums. Luckily the seller trusted me after seeing that my account was less than 3 minutes old. I absolutely love the patina it has developed. One of the pictures is a shot that my friend took of his and mineIt's a 4100 35mm RO that fits me perfectly and runs well (still timing it). The service history is unknown so I'll be finding a place to send it to whether it be AP themselves or a reputable place.

Po on leather
Hi all, newbie here, just wanted to show you my new Po before the price increase, what ya think, apologies for pic quality.

What do you guys think of the Panerai 88
Considering trying my first panerai. There is one in Canada that I like. It is a 2011 panerai 88 gmt. Its from a seller I trust. The watch comes with rubber strap, deployment, papers, and nothing else. No box, accessories, or extra straps, he wants to keep those.. I'm trying to negotiate for $5000 Canadian (about $3850US). Does this sound about right? Thanks guys.Josh