Corum Ti-Bridge Tourbillon Watch
Corum just sent me shout-out on this new Tourbillon watch that will be released a few days at Basel 2010. Thus, there will be at least two new tourbillon watches from Corum this year - this Ti-Bridge Tourbillon, and the Admiral's Cup Minute Repeater Tourbillon. While I have really only noticed that "Corum key" logo on the Admiral's Cup models, now it shows up on this new Ti-Bridge, as the top of the cage over what appears to be a flying tourbillon. I must admit that it looks pretty cool. The in-house made movement is very thin in the standard horizontal fashion of the timepiece line. The movement should be made of mostly titanium, and looks to have double barrels (for at least 50-60 hours of power reserve), and of course is manually wound.Like all Ti-Bridge watches the case is going to be beautifully finished. It is really a piece of art and feels so smooth in the hands. You can see all the different forms of titanium in various polishes. The dial looks like it is a screen being framed

Found: General Patton's Five Minute Repeating Split Second Chronograph Pocket Watch (Live Photos
We see a lot of watches at HODINKEE – complicated, simple, new, and vintage. Every once in a while a watch comes across our desks that makes us stop and think about history and time. Recently, we had the pleasure of seeing a unique pocket watch from the early 20th century. This gold Tiffany & Co. watch features a five minute repeating split second chronograph movement made by Patek Philippe. The engraving on the cuvette reads, "Lieut. George S. Patton U.S.A., from his Father and Mother, June 11 1909," confirming that this is General George S. Patton's pocket watch. 1 OF 8 General George S. Patton 2 OF 8 General Patton was a U.S. Army general, who commanded forces across the Mediterranean and European theaters in World War II. He is widely regarded as one of the most successful U.S. field commanders in history, and was well known for his bravado and determination. If you haven't seen the 1970 film "Patton" do yourself a fav

Omega FOIS on bund
I wanted to do this even before I bought the watch..received the bund today and here is how it looks now..The FOIS was not getting any wrist time for a while but now it is going to be my first pick with jeans and brown shoes!

212.30.41.20.01.002
Gosh how does anyone remember these silly model numbers?I think I am liking this one:What do you think?

Wore my SubDate out for the first time.
I wore it to a work drink-food-conciderably more drink evening yesterday. The was much let's have a look. Everyone loved it, even the ones who thought I was mad blowing over ��6k on a watch. A couple tried it on and instantly wanted one! One of the guys was wearing his Omega PlanetOcean Chrono.....damn, that's a hefty bit of kit, weighs a ton!Yes, it did feel very nice to be complimented on the Sub. I also checked out stock at the Covent Garden Bucherer. Not one SS sports model.I now have a deep yearning for this Breitling AerospaceSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk