VIDEO: Bremont Co-Founder Nick English Responds To Questions About New Movement
You know what's funny? Since we started this website over six years ago, we've published literally thousands of articles. We've shown you watches owned by rock stars, taken you inside places few are ever allowed, told great stories of the human spirit, and profiled fascinating people. But, the article that received the most comments out of all these fantastic pieces was a quick new product release from the English brothers at Bremont. This post has 178 comments and counting, and that is because our readers felt they had been slighted.Bremont claimed the movement in the new Wright Flyer was in-house. It's not. But, like with anything in life, there is much more to the story than one might expect. We'll let Nick explain above, and feel free to browse the image of the Wright Flyer below.For more, visit Bremont online. 1 OF 28 2 OF 28

Blanco
Hello all,I've been searching for a watch that suits me well both for daily usage. I was thinking of some models, such as rolex submariner ceramic, daytona, and AP 15400.Finally I decided to go for AP 15400 because I prefer date function, design of RO which it's very unique, and the beautiful display back. But I still can't decide which color dial I should go for. Now I'm between Black and Blue.What do you guys like? and What do you guys recommend?Please help me Thanks guys

36mm AP Royal Oak Moonphase
Hi guys,why are the 36mm AP Royal Oak Day Date Moonphase watches so cheap?Like this one:.chrono24.be/audemarspigue...m&watchTypes=UWhat's the catch ;)?Thanks guys!

With 12 Hours to Spare, My Last Incoming of 2014 and First Patek Philippe
Who says education isn't a little expensive. I've been on a journey from Rolex in the 80's then on to Tag Heur, Breitling, and Rolex. If I could change anything it would be to save and go with my grail. I need to give Ken all the credit for making this happen. My wife did not understand my Rolex problem let alone Patek Philippe. Ken had been looking for a 5970 for some time and probably got tired of my phone calls asking his opinion on this one and that one (Patek). He said to sit tight. Then the last AD visit while in Cincinnati, my wife wanted to go with me. We had two sales associates who did a fair job of educating my wife. While very interested in several, I called Ken again to ask his opinion and before I called I knew what he would say. But Ken did what I nor any sales associates could do, he convinced my wife of the merits of the 5070. Then last Friday, the call came in that Ken had found the 5070 he was searching for. I am torn between wearing it or looking at the movement! W

Limited availability and long lists all a product of social media marketing?
In thread after thread we hear of limited availability, long waiting lists for steel sport models (where one is lucky enough to even get on them) and frustrated potential buyers. It's a new reality and we wonder - why?!?I wonder, might it have anything to do with social media? A byproduct of the rarity of modern Rolex sport models is the bragging rights coming with having got one. And in a braggadocious environment as social media in general and outlets like Instagram in particular, such bragging rights typically don't remain silence. Quite to the contrary, they may well lead to loads of free advertising.I mean the guy who walks into the AD and buys his dream watch would more likely than not just slap it on his wrist and be done with it, if at all, he might pass it along around a beer that same night at the pub, but that's it.Whereas the guy that gets the call after two years of agonizing over his Daytona - he does a got the call thread here, live tweets the pickup, posts the whole e