Return of the Corum Bubble Watch: Three New Models Debut
The Corum Bubble watch �� flaunting a large, round case and prominent domed crystal �� made its debut in 2000 and wowed some segments of the watch enthusiast community with its radically unconventional design. Numerous and often colorful versions of that original model appeared throughout the early aughts, until eventually Corum, seeking more serious horological cred, opted to move away from the trendy Bubble to focus more on its core Admiral’s Cup and Golden Bridge collections. This year, however, Corum brings back this cult-favorite timepiece in three new versions.The first two are part of Corum’s recently established Op Art series, which pays aesthetic homage to the optical art movement pioneered by French-Hungarian artist Victor Vasarely. The Bubble Drop and the Bubble Sphere2, designed by Corum in a partnership with industrial designer Nicolas Le Moigne, carry on the Bubble tradition with their 8-mm-high, domed sapphire crystal acting as a lens that both magnifies and di

Teenage Grandpa Watch Straps Review & Interview
They say that the first step in treating an addiction is admitting you're addicted, so here goes. I am addicted to watch straps. At any one time, I likely have roughly three watches in rotation but will constantly switch between 5-10 different straps. If a watch doesn't look perfect on its included bracelet, I will start hunting for that perfect strap, or three, and then I'll add a NATO style strap. Much like a new pair of shoes can add some punch to a good outfit, a strap is a great way to make a watch feel new again. While I cannot afford to be constantly buying watches, there is seldom a time that I am not impatiently awaiting a strap to be delivered in the mail.The internet has allowed for a rapid expansion in custom strap making by connecting end buyers with manufactures who make a small number of straps, often to a buyer's specific tastes. When I first got into this game, the de facto strap choice for a sport watch (without breaking the bank) was a Hirsch Liberty or possibly a Di

Vacheron Constantin Contemporary Patrimony Bi-Retrograde Day Date luxurious
It uses the 2460R31R7 calibre automatic mechanical movement with time, the minute functions, date and day. An innovative system of ceramic ball bearing led its guilloch gold 22 K? rotor. The strap is leather alligator and characteristic clasp Vacheron Constantin 18kt rose gold cross of Malta that appears also on the Crown.

Going rate for a 2254 Seamaster
Just curios as to what this discontinued model is going for these days---it is my understanding that they are in relatively high demand.Assuming you have a very good and lightly used 2254, what can one expect to pay---with full documentation of course?

Rolex Submariner Ceramic no date vs Date
Good day all!I recently got the ceramic Rolex no date submariner. Been contemplating for a while now, whether to either get the one with the date or without. Finally, I came to a decision and got the one without the date, as it has a fuller look to it. Let me know what you guys think!Thanks all!