Roger Dubuis Excalibur Spider Pocket Watch Time Instrument
It is very unusual to look at a piece of such undeniable quality as the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Spider Pocket Time Instrument and find a number of more critical points sooner than anything else-but I guess this example is one that I will remember as proof that first impressions can be misleadingWith?the release of the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Spider Pocket Time Instrument, this Geneva-based?manufacture?has actually stepped up their game. At SIHH 2013, Roger Dubuis released the Quatuor (hands-on here), a watch with a weird name and a weirder (and amazing) movement: and so, in the past, it?may have been arguable to suggest that Roger Dubuis was a hair more concerned with the aesthetic than the technical, but with such a halo-piece, the?manufacture has proven beyond doubt that technical whimsies are very much a source of interest.And why am I so sure? Because four balance wheels is just excessive in a way that is rare to see even from some of the most ambitious of high-end Swiss watch brands

A Look at the L��m-Tec Combat B19 Bronze
Usually, a variation on a watch we've already reviewed isn't enough to warrant another article, but in the case of the L��m-Tec Combat B19, we made an exception. Why? Well, we loved the Combat B16 and Super Combat B2 when we reviewed them a little over 2 years ago. They are big, brawny watches with military styling that are simply very appealing. They also achieve a surprising level of uniqueness between their dials and coin edged cases to stand out amongst other boutique sport watches. The B16 in particular left a bit of a hole in our hearts for a rugged PVD watch with simple, aggressive styling. If you haven't yet, give that review a read as it gets into details that will be omitted for redundancy below.When I became aware that L��m-Tec was making a new solid bronze version of the combat, I was immediately excited by the idea. The recent uptick in bronze watches, from the beastly Ancon Tank to the subtle Archimede Pilot and lots in between, has made me, and lots of you, fans of the mat

white ceramic diver
I just took a look on the AP site, the last time I looked on the ROO self winding models, there was only the 2 SS divers, now there is also the white ceramic diver, I thought they were discontinued as well as the black ones, could it be they are not discontinued? Is that the case or maybe AP has a lot in stock and decided to put it back on their site for potential clients.Does anyone know about this?I must say I would be glad if the black ceramic would stay discontinued as IMO it adds rarity and exclusivity to this watch, and that's good for actual owners

Patek & the rest of the Gang collections
Just sharing my private collections, I have few more but in the safe box...Please feel free to share your private collections too

I got so much love!!
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