Jaeger-LeCoultre Wins Montres Passion Watch of the Year Award
For the third time since 2004, the Public Prize in the Montres Passion Watch of the Year competition goes to a timepiece from Jaeger-LeCoultre. The 2010 winner is the Duom��tre �� Quanti��me Lunaire, as selected by the public from all around the world voting online. In 2007, the Duom��tre �� Chronographe took the prize. The Duom��tre �� Quanti��me Lunaire incorporates Jaeger-LeCoultre’s latest achievements: it displays time with jumping seconds showing 1/6th of a second increments. Also displayed are the date and the age of the moon. This piece features JLC’s Dual-Wing movement which includes two independent power supplies: one dedicated to creating a perfect timing foundation �C regulated by escapement and balance �C and the other solely for the display of time �C hour, minute and seconds hands �C as well as the date and the age of the moon for the Northern and Southern hemispheres. Both are synchronized through the jumping seconds hand mechanism driven by the escapement.The images be

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Today I officially became a AP member.... it is beautiful..... Thanks Dave

Incoming, new Panda Speedy!
My wife and I just bought a Panda Speedmaster (we plan on sharing)!The cordura band with deployment is extrelmly comfortable. It the outside is cordura sewn to rubber on the skin side.

Moving towards a Patek-input needed
I have been a lurker/ intermittent commenter here for a many months. I am getting pretty close to becoming a Patek owner and am looking for assistance on how the models I am contemplating will fit into my new lifestyle- and my current watches.Please consider the following:I am 50. I work in a business casual environment-own a tech consulting company. I wear a suit from time to time, and wear shorts/jeans on Fridays-but wear dress slacks and dress shirt 3-4x per week. I am hoping to travel more extensively over the next few years for pleasure.My short list of Pateks is below:5270-classic, love them but on the edge of my watch budget-probably out5164-world time travel-pretty cool casual5712-could replace my SD4K as a daily for work+Below is a picture of my current stable of watches. These need to be paired down ASAP. Not for cost really, I just don't wear many of them.Any advice comments are welcome. Thanks,