SIHH Preview: Girard-Perregaux 1966 Chronograph
Girard-Perregaux adds a beautiful new piece to their 1966 collection: the 1966 Chronograph. This traditional column wheel chronograph measures 40mm in diameter and displays elapsed time via a central chronograph seconds and 30 minute counter. The dial includes a tachometric scale. The movement comprises 304 parts including 38 jewels and is visible through a sapphire display back. The MSRP is $24,000 and the watch will be available in March.Technical Specifications ? Pink gold or white gold case? Diameter: 40 mm? Sapphire crystal? Sapphire case-back? Water resistance: 30 metresGirard-Perregaux GP030C0 self-winding mechanical movement? Calibre: 10 ? '''? Frequency: 28,800 vibrations/hour (4 Hz)? Jewels: 38? Power reserve: min. 36 hours? Functions: hours, minutes, column-wheel chronograph, small secondsAlligator strap with ardillon buckle.

Roger Dubuis Excalibur Knights Of The Round Table II Watch
A?watch designer's job is to create a relationship between the wearer and their watch. The new Roger Dubuis Excalibur Knights of the Round Table II watch does this is a clever way. By decorating the dial with a culturally significant diorama, the wearer is not only comfortable with an image they have seen many times before, but they are also susceptible to its potential as an emotional trigger. With a single glance, a whole gamut of feeling can be released: Pride, passion, patriotism, for example.?The Roger Dubuis Excalibur Knights of the Round Table II picks up where the first Round Table watch left off, moving the design brief in a new direction and elevating the craftsmanship to a new level.The emotive potential of objects is enormous. The Round Table of King Arthur featured on the original model from Roger Dubuis was an imitation of the ceremonial table that hangs on the wall of Winchester Castle. That table, and others just like it, were used to great effect during the reign of Ed

A few photos of my Jumbo and SD-C
Decided to take a few photos of my new pair of amazing watches this afternoon. I cannot be happier with them and I find both watches to be so versatile and such great complements of each other.Hope everyone is having a great weekend.

In time for the summer!
When the 2014 new offshores were announced, I was feeling kinda blah about it... I thought it was pretty minimal enhancements and thought I would probably give it a miss. Like many, I was expecting something with a ceramic bezel in the redesigned 42mm, kinda like the special Doha edition (v sweet!!!!)Fast fwd to beginning of April when they were launched. I got to view and try each one on (except for the white diver and new 44's). Same feeling, not impressed. I only thought the new blue dial with orange hands looked kinda sharp and sporty but still didn't really do much for me... It reminded me of the ROC blue and orange that came out a few years back but nothing more. However, little did I know that my subconscious was thinking the opposite. Long story short, I went back to the AD this past Monday to have a look at the new navy again. Well the rest is history! (darn you subconscious). Anyways, in time for the summer with this sporty new one! Trust me, it builds on you each

Jumbo hard to find
I was curious I always here people having a hard time finding a pp nautilus 5711 but I always see one when I'm in a ad but I had a hard time finding my jumbo 15202 which do you think they make less of and which do you think is a harder find