MB&F MusicMachine 2 Is Musical Ode To Star Trek USS Enterprise
Swiss watch and mechanical art maker MB&F follows up their spaceship-themed music box, the MusicMachine, with the also spaceship-themed MB&F MusicMachine 2. In addition to their timepieces MB&F has continued to branch out by producing items such as these music boxes produced in collaboration with the also Swiss company Reuge, as well as a clock (the MB&F Starfleet Machine) with L'Epee.Speaking of items like the Starfleet Machine (shaped like the Star Trek location/base Deep Space Nine), and the MB&F MusicMachine 2 (shaped like Star Trek's USS Enterprise ship) isn't it only a matter of time until the Star Trek rights holders give MB&F a call about all this kind leveraging of their popularity? More so, I find it completely fascinating not only how keen MB&F designers are to share their love of Star Trek, but also that these items are proving so popular that MB&F is inclined to produce more.The original MB&F MusicMachine did in fact play some Star Trek

Vacheron Constantin Overseas Chronograph Perpetual Calendar Boutique New York Watch
This is how Vacheron Constantin does America. Interestingly enough the prestigious Swiss watch brand has America to thank to a large degree for its success today. About 100 years ago the brand was doing very well here in the US and if you visit Vacheron Constantin's website there is a history section that discusses this. Recently VC opened up its first US boutique store in New York City.Where? Just look on the back of the watch and you'll find engraved "Madison and 64 th." It should be spelled "64th," but hey, these are watch makers not map makers. Though I would personally would have redone the only 20 casebacks in the CNC machines. They are just steel right?As I just mentioned, these watches will be limited to 20 pieces only and available exclusively in the brand's new New York store. What happens if the boutique changes its location years from now? If that is the case then I think the watch will become even more of a collectible. It is almost amusing how the text on the back is vagu

Which AP would you travel with?
Hi guys I want to pick your brain a bit. I'm traveling to Italy for two weeks and as a watch freak I'm more concerned with what watch I'm taking than where we going 😂😂😂😂. I slimmed down my collection and now I only have two AP's, a 5711 (safe queen... saving it for my son) and my beater 😂😂 a DDII. So the question is what watch would you take?The 26470OR? 26401? or the Rollie? by the way I'm never been out there. I go everywhere with my 44RG, Mexico, Vegas, New York, San Diego, TJ, even East LA and nobody cares 😂😂😂 I feel like the Rolex draws more attention than the ceramic. Anyways any feedback is greatly appreciated 👍🏻 or maybe I should just buy a 44SS Ceramic for my trip !🤔🤔😈😈😂😂Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

AP 15202 question
I just picked up AP 15202 couple days ago; but found that mine was H-serie with all the appearances of the I-serie (e.g. AP logo, Swiss made layout). Is this normal practice by AP to still distribute H-serie;while already launched the I-serie?? Does it have anything to do with regions or country of purchase? Any comment would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

My latest addition : Galactic 41
Just got this - I fell in love with the cream dial/brown leather strap immediately and couldn't resist.I've admired the galactic 41 for a while now and am chuffed to bits to finally own one.Sorry for the rubbish photography - I'm not very steady.Darwen.