SIHH 2016 Preview: H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept
Schaffhausen-based boutique watch brand H. Moser & Cie. exhibits at Geneva’s SIHH watch fair for the first time in January, and for its inaugural appearance it will be launching a very exclusive new timepiece: the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept, an even more minimalist version of its award-winning perpetual calendar watch in a white gold case and limited to just 10 pieces worldwide.For many horological aficionados, this cult-favorite Swiss brand put itself on the map in 2006, when its original H. Moser & Cie Perpetual Calendar, unveiled in 2005, won the Complicated Watch Award at the Geneva Grand Prix. Its revolutionary, streamlined design �� with the 12 hour indices used to indicate both the hours and, by means of a small pointer hand, the months of the year; an understated date window at 3 o’clock; and a power-reserve indicator at 9 o’clock �� the watch became a collectors’ favorite and has been reinterpreted by Moser in several versions in the yea

7 Rare Watches at Antiquorum’s 40th Anniversary Auction
Geneva-based Antiquorum Auctioneers turns 40 this year, and it is celebrating with an auction of Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces, to be held at the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, on Saturday, February 22. Among the highlights of the more than 250 timepieces on the block are a rare, steel Patek Philippe chronograph; a prototype Richard Mille tourbillon watch; and several vintage Rolexes. Doubtless the headliner of the auction is the Patek Philippe Ref. 5004A stainless-steel wristwatch (Lot 250), with a split-seconds chronograph function, made in a limited edition of only 50 pieces. ?Produced in 2011, this highly collectible timepiece also features a perpetual calendar with moon-phases, leap year, and 24-hour indication, and comes on a leather strap with a stainless-steel Patek Philippe deployant clasp. The watch is double sealed and accompanied by a fitted wooden box, an additional, solid stainless steel case back, a setting pin and a leather folio. Its pre-auction estimate is

Breitling Owners -- Help please
A friend just bought one of their non-chronograph COSC cert'd watches. Good looking I might add.Here's the issue, he says it's stopping on him all the time. I asked him if you wears it regularly. He claims to. A brief look at their website seems to show similar watches have about a 42 hr power reserve.These babies have power reserve issues?I told him to give it a good 40 turns Friday am, wear it all day and see how long it takes to stop over the weekend. He seems to think it defective, but I think it's too early to reach that conclusion. Any thoughts?

Buying from Montredo
Hi All,I am new here and wanted to say hi! So I am an Italian who was raised in South Africa and currently living in London (UK) for the last 2.5 years.I am also looking to buy my first Panerai and wanted to know if anyone has had any experience buying from Montredo? Let me know and thanks in advance!Thanks for your time all

Tudor Ranger metal strap fit a Black Bay?
Hi, I have recently purchased a Tudor Heritage Black Bay burgundy and wasn't a fan of the metal strap it came with, mainly because of the ��rivet' bracelet.I really likely the metal strap on the Tudor Ranger and was wondering if this would fit on my BB? The watches, I believe, are both 41mm.I can ask my AD but have always found the folks on this forum to be incredibly knowledgable. Thanks in advanceSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk