Piaget Altiplano 38mm 900P Is Newest World's Thinnest Mechanical Watch At 3.65mm
For 2014 Piaget will once again hold and retain the title of "world's thinnest watch" with the Altiplano 38mm 900P. For years now Piaget has been releasing mechanical watch after mechanical watch exclusively dedicated to the notion of being the thinnest possible of that type. This practice began long ago with lots of success. In 1957 they released the 2mm thick 9P movement and in 1960 they released the famed 12p automatic movement. Sometimes Piaget gets de-throned in a particular "ultra-thin" category by another brand who is able to cut out another fraction of a millimeter from the thickness of a case or movement. This year they take the title of absolute world's thinnest mechanical watch back with this actually very ultra-thin creation that is just 3.65mm thick, and whose movement is merged with the case.Over the last few years who has been the most interested in "ultra-thin?" Pretty much everyone. The notion of a very thin mechanical watch has been a haute horology trend as of late.

Presenting the Harry Winston Midnight GMT Tourbillon For Only Watch 2011
This is one seriously mean looking Harry Winston.? Part of the brand's classical Midnight collection, this unique piece is made entirely of platinum and has a few subtle and very interesting traits.? For example, the GMT city display features Monaco, an obvious nod to the home of the Only Watch auction.? Also, the bezel features the three distinctive arches of Harry Winston's New York Salon.? The dial is made of ruthenium and the automatic movement has an impressive 110-hour power reserve, made even more impressive when you consider this watch features not only a GMT display with day/night indicator, but also a tourbillon.This one-of-a-kind Harry Winston will be auctioned off with the rest of the Only Watch lots on September 22nd, in Monaco.? More pics after the jump. 1 OF 2 2 OF 2

Another ROO into my collection
just bought Rubberclad Rosegold like few days ago... looks elegant..always love the RG

My new 2010 Limited Edition Cosmonaute
I've purchased #39 of only 250 steel/gold 2010 Cosmonautes made. It is now my new favourite watch. Like it? (shot with my Blackberry).

Any other?
OK, Basel is here (well just about!). And now that it is... A thought just crossed my mind? What other industry/company (it's not just Rolex) are able to enjoy a ten year+ product life cycle? And, the product (I'm sensing that the Coke GMT on a jubilee is the most anticipated) that is getting the most people excited is a decade plus old model being reunited with a part from the seventies!!!We all know the other ultra hot non Rolex models AP5202, PP 5711, both models 40 years old. What other luxury product that contains mechanical and aesthetical components can endure this lifecycle?Are we all mad?