Lang & Heyne Augustus I Watch Remembers Your Special Dates
Lang & Heyne out of Dresden, Germany will release a very interesting new calendar watch for 2014, called the Augustus I, named after the 19th century king of Saxony, Frederick Augustus I. The point of the watch is very unique: to have a sort of computational calendar that tracks the dates and anniversaries of 12 custom events or people�C and all in symmetrically attractive dial.Each Augustus I watch will be made to order per the specific wishes of each customer. That is natural because there is no way for Lang & Heyne to make the watch without knowing the the 12 events and their dates. To that effect Lang & Heyne has claimed that they will produce perhaps three Augustus I watches each year. The concept of how the watch works is relatively simple, but explaining it is a challenge mostly because their press release reads like East German shortwave radio instructions.According to Lang & Heyne, the calculating element in the Augustus I watch that not only indicates the dates

42mm v 44mm and 39mm v 41mm
So I'm seeing a trend here. When people ask is my wrist big enough for a 44mm ROO, most people here tend to say, go with 44mm over 42mm.But it is the opposite with the RO. When asked is my wrist big enough for a 41mm 15400, most say go with 39mm 15202/15300.Is this b/c people like the proportions better for the 44mm over the 42mm ROO and the 39mm over the 41mm RO?Sorry for all the questions, but I'm trying to decide what to get without being able to try one on.

Messi edition release date
Does anyone know when Messi edition gonna hit the market?I really can't wait to have it.Also how many pieces of each material?Thank you.

Deepsea vs PO, Grand Carrera AND BVLGARI BVLGARI
ok, im not posting this in the Rolex general forum because Ill get shreaded in to a million pieces But its almost time to buy a new watch, and ive been saving up for a Deepsea or maybe a GMT TT..but the price really got me thinking.. With the price of one Rolex, I could get 3 very decent watches.. It took so long saving up for the watch, and my mind was always set on another Rolex, but now that i almost have the funds, it got me thinking again; maybe I should 'expand' my collection and try a few different brands..What do you guys think?VSI currently have a TT Sub and a moonwatch btw

I feel that the SD4000c will eventually
become one of the most sought after Rolex’s ever! It’s such a special watch! Prices are climbing and eventually they’ll become harder to find.Attachment 1Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk