Whirlwind Romance: 4 Watches with Multiple Tourbillons
Nowadays, almost any luxury watch brand worthy of the name offers at least one timepiece with a tourbillon. But there are only a handful of brands that have pushed the envelope to create watches with two, three or even four tourbillons. Here we take a look at four such watches that made their debut at this year’s Baselworld and SIHH watch fairs.Roger Dubuis is the only watch company to produce a watch with a movement that is both skeletonized and equipped with two flying tourbillons. The Excalibur Double Tourbillon Skeleton, introduced at the SIHH in January, features the brand’s imposing 45-mm-diameter Excalibur case, recently redesigned to be 12 percent thinner and more ergonomic. The case maintains the distinctive fluted bezel, prominent crown guard, and triple-lug strap attachment. The movement, in-house Caliber RD01SQ, has 319 parts and incorporates a differential system that averages the rates of the two tourbillons for greater timekeeping precision.Above and below: R

5712R is here
Well, the wait is over. AD called on Friday. Watch is in. Went to open the double sealed box. Admired the watch. AD put my name and date of purchase on the COO. Watchmaker sized it and gave it a full wind. Brought the watch home. Watch on wrist for its first day out in the Zuger household on Saturday. Easy.Welcome to the family and may you be on my wrist in forever bliss. Enjoy the wrist shots everyone and happy Sunday. Cheers!

Complications please!
Lets see some wrist pics!

Personal request - anyone own an 116610LV and a 116655?
I have a 116610LVc and plan to add a 116655 to complete my two Rolex collection. I've searched and searched the web for a photo of the two together, such as in a watch winder or storage box, but haven't been able to find such. I've seen the two together in a larger collection of watches, but not just a photo of the two by themselves.Does anyone here own the two? Can you post some photos? I would would much obliged to you.

Potentially dumb questions about the Datejust 41
Hey everyone, 1st off, I just recently joined this forum and I'm impressed with the caliber of decorum/courtesy/helpfulness here. Who am I? Basically a kid in his mid-40's who has been a long-time Submariner fanatic. My question is kinda odd so please bear with me... I never took a liking to the DJ until the new SS DJ 41 debuted at Basel last year. Since then it's been on my drool list; it seems my taste is evolving, either that or I'm just finally getting old (ha!). The thing holding me back is whether or not it's wearable with really casual outfits: T-shirt, jeans or shorts. I'm talking REALLY casual, I never - and I mean never dress up. I rarely wear collared shirts or polos. Any feedback would be appreciated. That damn blue dial haunts my dreams. If I may throw in a second question, jubillee vs oyster bracelet? Once again, I'm worried the jubilee might bee too dressy with super casual wear, but I could be wrong. I know all of this is subjective, but please indulge me, thanks.