F.P. Journe Vagabondage II Watch
Fantastic new watch from F.P. Journe, I am enthralled. I was not so involve with the first Vagabondage watch, but this Vagabondage II timepiece is a damn good little number. Careful before judging it. You really need to understand where this watch is coming form. Check out all the little details in the design, understand the concept behind the digital display for the hours and minutes, appreciate the "open" nature of the dial, and I think you'll agree that it is a winner. I am not a fan of every timepiece from the brand, but again, this one really does it for me.Two versions of the watch will be released soon in November. 69 pieces in platinum and 68 is 18k rose gold. Yes, the watch is very similar in theme to the also recently released A. Lange & Sohne Zeitwerk watch, but that is ok. I feel that the market is big enough for a few versions of this "digital mechanical" theme. While the Zeitwek is more a tuxedo friendly watch, thhe Vagabondage II is a true wrist borne machine in all

The new Bell Ross watch is a perfect complement
The new Bell Ross watch is a perfect complement to the attire of a sophisticated woman aboard a yacht anchored in the Bay of St-Tropez, in the inviting blue water of a Beverly Hills pool or on the catwalk of a fashion show in Milan. Encouraged by the fascinating world of sailing and amateur diving, this watch eloquently demonstrates its character cast in the sport-chic style.

Review: MK II Sea Fighter
The MK II Sea Fighter is a watch steeped in military and horological tradition, from a company with a compelling and principled philosophy.? With rugged good-looks, true military aesthetic and superb build quality, the Sea Fighter has been a pleasure to wear.? The Sea Fighter also provides a window into the soul of MK II, standing as a testament to the company's commitment to excellence and preservation of military diver tradition.Case: Bead blasted stainless steelMovement: ETA 2836-2 automatic with day/date functionLuminous: SuperLumiNova C1Lens: Double domed sapphire glassCase Back: Screw-downStrap: Natural rubberWater Res.: 200 MDimensions: 42.35 mmThickness: 14.22 mmLug Width: 22 mmCrown: Double gasket screw-downWarranty: 12 months, returns within 3daysThe MK II Sea Fighter is an homage to two iconic dive watches of the 70's, the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms German Military issue, and the Omega Ploprof 600m.? From the Fifty Fathoms, the Sea Fighter takes its case design and coloration,

Thoughts on 41mm Ap Chrono Rose Gold on Strap
Have been looking at this model for a while- I currently own a panda and just wanted some input- if you have one maybe you can share your thoughts? Or should i just do a different brand all together like Patek? This is the model I am referring to 26320OR.OO.D002CR.01

Lume on Patek Aquanaut 5167A vs 5164A
I was in the AD the other day to view the Patek Aquanaut 5167A and 5164A as I had decided to purchase one. I notice that the lume on the hands and dial on the 5167A was a bit off... the colours were not uniform and it had a slight green tint on them (some darker than the rest). However, for the 5164A, the colours on the lume areas were almost pure white and uniform. To double confirm there was a difference, I checked around this forum for pictures on both models and indeed, what I had spotted were the same issues on the 5167A.Does anyone here knows what is going on? Isn't the lume being applied on the 5167A the same as the one for 5164A? I understand that the 5164A was almost double the price to that of a 5167A and thus, was the quality better?The other issues was although the 5164A also uses the 324 movement, would it have the sticky date problem like some of the 5167A or 5711 as the date display is done differently?Thanks and hope the seniors here and enlighten me on the issues above