MB&F Horological Machine No. 2 SV
MB&F take Horological Machine No. 2 to a stunning new visual level with the limited SV edition. SV means Sapphire Vision, and only 25 will be produced. The case consists of sapphire crystals mounted on a titanium back. The left dial displays the date via a retrograde display as well as a bi-hemisphere moon phase, while the right conveys the time via jumping hours and concentric retrograde minutes. The movement is a Jean-Marc Wiederrecht/Agenhor-designed automatic powered by a Girard-Perregaux 22kt blued-gold winding rotor and gear train. The case measures 59mm x 38mm x 13mm and consists of 102 parts. Overall the piece contains 349 components, including 44 jewels.

Guest Editor Of New Luxury Magazine "High"
Those of you in Singapore can pick up a copy of High magazine - which recently hit newsstands. It published by MediaCorp, and it's about watches, jewelry, fashion, lifestyle, and health. All for high-net worth individuals. I am proud to be one of the guest editors, and it was really cool to see my name right there on the cover.It should come as no surprise that I write about watches in the magazine. The magazine is also both in English and Chinese. A fellow guest editor is actually Dr. Andrew Weil who is a really well-known doctor who writes books about healthy living. He is a cool guy and was actually a professor at the University of Arizona while I was going there. Anyhow, my recommendation to luxury loving Singaporeans is to go outand get High.

Introducing The Bremont Wright Flyer, A Limited Edition Containing A Fragment Of The World's First Airplane
Bremont has created some pretty special limited editions in the past, including the Codebreaker (containing material from Bletchley Park) and the HMS Victory (with oak and copper from the eponymous warship). Today Bremont unveils what might be the most ambitious watch they've produced to day, the Bremont Wright Flyer. Not only does the watch contain (according to Bremont) the company's brand new proprietary movement, but it also contains an actual piece of muslin from the wing of the Wright Flyer, the world's very first airplane. Seriously.?Honestly, Bremont is the only watchmaker that could pull off something like this. As if launching its very first in-house movement wasn't enough, it has to put a piece of the world's first airplane in the watch for good measure. It's hard not to get excited about this piece, so let's dig in. 2 OF 18 via wikipedia.org The namesake aircraft, the Wright Flyer, made the world's first powered flight in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, in De

Lost Deployment Clasp Button 15202
I noticed this evening that one of my deployment clasp buttons had fallen off.Does anyone have experience getting this replaced at AP?I'm hoping for a quick in-house fix and not a 3 month turn-around to Florida for such a small part...Any thoughts?unnamed.jpg

Please help identify
Hi all,My colleague is selling his Patek Philippe stainless steel Brown dial. He sent me this picture, but I am having a hard time locating it. Does anybody have the reference #? He said it is a $24,000 watch. Is this accurate? Is this an older watch, and therefore, I can't seem to find it? Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you!