Palace Of Westminster's Big Ben Clock On Your Wrist With A Dent Parliament Watch
English watches are becoming very vogue right now. For a while (though it was a long time ago), England was the place to be a watch maker. Even Rolex has British roots. You can see Pre-owned Rolex watches here. Then for a long time the English were OK with just buying watches, and not making them as much. With today's resurgent popularity of the mechanical watch and the impressive marketing increases in the consumption of luxury watches, things are changing in England with more and more watch makers setting up shop. A good deal of them are older watch companies making a "comeback."Dent is one of those historical English watch and clock makers that has now resurfaced thanks to a couple of enterprising individuals in England. And what a wonderful brand to bring back. Back in the mid 19th century, Dent was awarded the contract to build the clock at the top of the tower at the Palace of Westminster. The clock was later known as Big Ben, and is one of the most recognizable clocks on the pla

5146G vs 5167R
one of these will likely be my next patek.vastly different styles, in a perfect world I'd have both.but in meantime, will only be able to handle one.both have their merits, and i believe would blend well into the collection. but in the likelihood i would sell it of later down the line, which model is likely to depreciate more/less?

My 15400 - Still mesmerizing
Despite some recent scratches, competition from my newer watches, my Royal Oak 15400 holds up very well, still mesmerizing, still among my favorite in the collection. Simple, classic, elegant, sparkles. Sheer beauty. Don't agree? See for yourself. One of my best 15400 shots ever. Have a great weekend!

Co-axial Performance
Can someone explain/define what is meant by chronometric performance? The following is taken from the Omega website explaining the benefits of co-ax.The brand's exclusive Co-Axial calibres, launched in 2007, deliver better chronometric performance than any other series-produced watch movement in the world.

To Restore or Not To Restore....That Is The Question
https://.hodinkee/articles/pa...important-2017Great article by Ben Clymer on a PP 530 coming up for auction.Be sure to read all the comments because, they raise as many questions as the feature article!Photo by Hodinkee