Arnold & Son Time Pyramid Watch Now In Steel
For 2014 Arnold & Son follows up its extremely desirable Time Pyramid watch that was originally released in 2013 with a more accessibly priced model in steel. Arnold & Son is one of the few brands that regularly offers many of its most interesting timepieces in both steel as well as precious metals. It was not clear that the Time Pyramid was going to be a success when it was originally debuted, but given demand, Arnold & Son has produced a version in a polished steel case with a new finishing for the movement.watches-dealer offered a hands-on look at the Arnold & Son Time Pyramid watch last year - you can make your own determination on how interesting its design is. The highly skeletonized movement was inspired by a skeletonized British clock from around 1830. The triangular shape of the movement was the source of the "pyramid" part of the name. The 2014 Time Pyramid in steel offers a new look for the watch in contrast to the 18k red gold version. From lighter to darker

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Ultra Thin 1931 For The Opening Of Their London Flagship Boutique
To mark the opening of their new boutique on Old Bond Street in London, Jaeger-LeCoultre has released the special edition Grande Reverso Ultra Thin 1931. With a limited run of 26 pieces, the new special edition watch is the most exclusive in the Grande Reverso Ultra Thin 1931 collection. 1 OF 32 OF 3 Following in the steps of the Rouge and Chocolat models from the Tribute Collection, this particular watch features a deep green dial, "reminiscent of the rolling British countryside with a nod to the legendary sporting colour." Additionally, the solid case back features an engraving of the great British landmarks Westminster Palace and Big Ben. Drawn by Jaeger's own design and artistic director, Janek Deleskiewicz, Big Ben and Westminster Palace favorite icons of Jaeger, who featured the full chime melody of Big Ben in the Duome?tre a Grande Sonnerie. The mechanical movement is a Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 822 with a 45-hour power reserve. 3 OF 3 T

First Post - ROC 41 mm Blue face or ROO 42mm Panda on F1 strap
my current collection consists of the followingI am torn between the ROC 41mm blue face and the offshore panda on F1 strap for daily wear.I have tried on the panda and is amazing but havent seen the ROC 41mm. The bracelet on the 41mm is just too good on all the images i have seen over here and online and the blue face just makes it that much more difficult. kindly share your expert views and comments. As watch are totally different in the flesh and your opinions will be imperative in me leaning towards a better choice.thank you regardsurooj

Redesigned Dblue
With the release of a redesigned DBlue model ... what does this mean for values of the current version?

New font on Submariner dial?
Hello guys.I need you guys opinion. I am not a Rolex expert so I am still confusing about this matter.I just got a new Sub no-date from my local Rolex AD today. What I found is the difference of dial fonts. I compared it with the picture of my old Sub no-date (early 2017).The letters in ROLEX and SUBMARINER on the new one become bold and different font as you can see the two pics as below. And f in the ft letter and = mark is different. This is the old one I had.This is the new one I got.What I am concerning is if my watch is not 2018 one. Or all 2018 Subs have the same dial font with mine? The AD said the watch is 2018 brand new one and they just received it from Rolex. But I have no idea any dial font changes in recent Subs.Any advice will be truly appreciated. Thank you for taking your time to read my post.