Jaeger-LeCoultre Sets Up Dedicated Site For Hybris Mechanica Grande Sonnerie Watch, To Make Case For $2.5 Million Purchase
First of all, I am a big fan of the new Jaeger-LeCoultre Hybris Mechanica Grande Sonnerie watch and the accompanying set. I discussed it at length here when going over the announcement of the Hybris Mechanica. Once again, it is the current most complex watch in the world, comes in a limited edition of just 30 sets, and will cost over $2.5 million. Recently Jaeger-LeCoultre has unveiled the watch itself and the uber display box (the safe), they have also opened a dedicated website to showcase just what the Hybris Mechanica set is all about, focusing of course on the Grande Sonnerie. You can check out the site here. The site is very nice looking and gives you lots of nice little details about the watch that you'd otherwise miss by just looking at it. However, the site is not easy to navigate - another victim of form over function. Just look out for the easy to miss "X" button on the upper right hand corner when you want to go back to the previous page (welcome to a Flash-based nightmare)

Christopher Ward C5 Malvern Automatic MKII
The Christopher Ward C5 Malvern Automatic MKII is a contemporary take on a classic dress watch that mixes together a lot of remarkable components at an even more remarkable price. The MKII is a follow up to, you guessed it, the MKI, which was one of C Ward's first watches, and one of the first watches on the market to have achieved "such sublime quality being made available at such an accessible price." The MKII takes much of the aesthetic of the original, puts it in a case that is 1mm wider, and simplifies the dial a bit. The watch features a veritable laundry list of great components such as a sapphire crystal, a decorated Swiss Made Selitta SW200-1 movement, a display case back, nice finishing and trust worthy build quality for the very tolerable price of $365?415 550.Based on the components alone, you are clearly getting a great value. The fact that the C Ward brand has proven over and over again (to us) to make high quality pieces and offer really great customer support in their C

Speedmaster 1039 bracelet
Hey all,is it possible to define the timespan in which it was fitted to the Speedy?Prices have gone up a lot recently and I'm wondering if it's really that rare.Thanks for your input!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

SS Pepsi waiting lists
Waiting lists at Ad's have closed for the new Pepsi in some Australian ADs. How about in other countries?

AD Madeira, Portugal has some SS sport stock
Just returned from holiday. The AD in Madeira Portugal has one of the best recent in-store stock selections I have seen. Well, for Europe anyway I guess........They had GMT2c LN, both Explorer 2 - 42mm, both dial of YM 40mm, DSSD black, both Milgauss, Air King, Explorer 39mm, DJ41 fluted/jubilee in blue & silver and a lot of other DJ 41 configurations.And that was just the SS availability, also had a lot of PM stock as well incl. one Sub. LB. I wanted the GMT2LN, but decided not to go for it at the last minute. They should have most of this in stock still avail. as they appear to not move stock there for some reason. Although they did move a Sub. ND whilst I was there.For such a small AD, their large available stock was really interesting to see as I did not expect to see very much.