Photo Report: Inside The Breguet New Bond Street Boutique In London
There are few watch manufacturers you expect to have a boutique in the prestigious Bond Street district in London, but Breguet is definitely one of them. The boutique was reopened in May of last year after undergoing major renovation, which doubled the floor space to 190 square meters. 1 OF 38 2 OF 38 The mixture of walnut and granite encourages a very warm and intimate experience. The building itself is extremely old and had to be reinforced with steel in order to be kept standing. Accompanied by modern glass walls and cabinets, this design is truly where tradition and history meet the present. 3 OF 38 Walking up to the second floor, a private viewing room offers a relaxed and intimate atmosphere for clients wanting to have closer look at the timepieces. 4 OF 38 The third floor houses a lounge area with a small library. The open fireplace and surrounding seating give the room the feel of a luxurious modern Swiss chalet. 5 OF 386

The 15407 with AP goodies!!
Picked up the openworked recently and the boutique was kind enough to include some gorgeous ornaments along with the travel pouch. I still can't believe how amazing this watch looks each time I lay eyes on it! Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Some heart stopping APs there Sam!
I am going to start this thread by saying Manuela, Thomas and Ken are three of the top Audemar enablers I have ever spoken too! Last week I received an email from Manuela providing me with more info on the 57th Street and Trulli on top of that behind the scenes Thomas has been pointing me towards the 57th My horology mentor steelerfan65 comes into the picture because of the elusive golden tresure called the Barrichello With my quest for two Rolex pieces on my short and long list almost coming to fruition I must keep my eye on my journey but it sure is hard when there are too many great toys out there Enjoy the pics from another trip to the house of Audemar

Is the Omega 2500 a good calibre?
I recently read in another post that the 2500 fitted with the co-axial escapement was not necessarily a good calibre. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?

Going to pick up my first Panerai this week!
I have had a 111 on my radar for years now and I am going to the store here in NYC to do a little shopping this week.I'm 99 percent sure I am going to go with the 111 but wanted to get some thoughts on some other models to try on while I'm there.I really like the dials that fall on the simpler side but if there are things like better movement inside etc I don't mind spending a little more.Thanks so much for your thoughts!