Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon 5 Watch
The Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon 5 watch is likely to be the final model of the limited edition collection legacy that began with the first Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon in 2009. From the start the Histoire de Tourbillon series was meant to be limited, and represent just a handful of watches. Each is limited to just 20 pieces, making these among the most rare, highly-exotic timepieces in the world. The Histoire de Tourbillon project began prior to The Swatch Group's acquisition of Harry Winston so that is why it is still being released, but all management signs seem to point to a future where timepieces like this will no longer be part of Harry Winston's "brand strategy."Harry Winston did not show a final Histoire de Tourbillon 5 watch at Baselworld 2014. In 2013 they did show the Histoire de Tourbillon 4. All that is available of the 5 are some renderings of what the watch will look like, and given Harry Winston's typical practices, we expect the timepiece will be slowl

Review of the Citizen Skyhawk A-T From Watchreport.com
Most pilots and aviation enthusiasts tend to be gadget lovers. So when the new Citizen Skyhawk A-T was announced last year, my interest was piqued.

Longines made watches since 1832. Watches designed by this company are made in a unique combination
The bracelet and case material are made of polished stainless steel. The white mother of Pearl face is dotted with ten sparkling diamonds in its rectangular face. Longines made watches since 1832. Watches designed by this company are made in a unique combination of precision and elegance by Swiss watchmaking for many years controlled techniques.

Superocean Steelfish X-Large
Ok guys I have a real hankering for one of these babies! I have wanted one for a while now and think it is time to pull the trigger... are there any owners out there that could give me some insight as far as wearabilty for a watch this size? Comfort level? The bracelet looks very sleek and well put together from my experience wearing one at an AD.Please bring on those pictures!!!

AD to keep warranty card
Added my name to waiting list for 116610LN and was called back 2 days later to say one was in stock (was not expecting that!).Now a few months on I have added my name to the list for the 116610LV. If your not on the list you'll never get to the top of the list! I was told between 2-5 years. It was explained that the AD will keep the warranty card for a period of 12 months before releasing it. This is even the case for repeat Rolex customers.It is obviously to prevent people buying and selling fast. Not my intention. Intend on selling LN once in possession of LV.I'm just wondering if this is common practice