RGM Pennsylvania Tourbillon MM 2 Watch
I wasn't sure what to expect when I first laid eyes on the movement for this RGM Pennsylvania Tourbillon watch (which I discussed here). Sure the final version isn't much different than the preview I saw a while ago, but seeing it all put together with case, text, hands, and finishing is really satisfying. I feel a nice level of price seeing this timepiece, knowing it is all American. It really doesn't have too much to do with the fact that "we can do it." If Americans needed to build a tourbillon watch a while ago, we would have. This isn't an achievement in technology or engineering. Rather, it is a signal of our American appreciation in fine watches. That we care enough about good looking, traditional watches to invest enough to make our own. That for me feels good, and a positive sign that Americans are taking timepieces seriously again. A lost appreciation (to a large degree), that is coming back, bit by bit.RGM? offers the Pennsylvania Tourbillon (made in Lancaster, Pennsylvania)

Has anybody done business with watchcentre, 74 bond street london?
Hi,I am considering a vintage watch from here i was wondering if anybody here are familiar with this business?Thank you,David

CK2998 Black/white/red
Nice!And a pulsometer as well!I'm liking this one a great deal.Maybe a call is in order.

Back in the family
And feeling great so far.I mentioned to a couple of friends here in the Pam subforum that March would bring news... and here it is (with 3 OEM extra straps to boot)! I have only tried out the Asso so far (wearing it on that one right now), but the Ponte Vecchio and Black Bison are lined up for test drives soon.

New Cellini?
Forgive the teaser and my lack of knowledge on the Cellini lineup, it looks as though Phil is sporting a different Cellini (or maybe not a Rolex at all?). From the photo I saw it looks like a skeleton design? Any insights?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk