luxurious Zenith Academy Tourbillon El Primero Concept
Designed at the turn of the 19th century to destroy escapement in vertically oriented timepieces errors as pocket watches, the Vortex is now a captivating visual treat for fans of the more complex mechanics. In this particular eve of Zenith, dial 10 opening revealed continuous movements of the cage of the complex Vortex, it completes a full revolution on its axis every 60 seconds. Size power reserve El Primero 4041 50 hours and frequency of pendulum alternating 36 000 typically rapid Zenith per hour.

TT Bluesy why so popular?
I am just curious why the TT Bluesy sub is so much more popular then the TT black face(which I happen to own. I really like the blue face and bezel, but I find it to be a little too flashy for me. As a rule I generally like. Lack face watches except for the Rolex green as green is my favorite color. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My New Prince (5443/9)
Certainly not a traditional Rolex look but one very elegant none the less.The finishing and overall size still reads modern, although the art deco roots are evident. 18k white gold, time, small seconds, and yes an exhibition case back. I choose this over a JLC reverso in terms of adding a rectangle watch to my collection. Discontinued in 2014 but was able to get a new, old stock watch with box and papers online. Enjoy this blast from the past.

Need advice: 14060M or 16710BLRO to pass down to my son?
For some quick background, a few months ago I purchased a 14060M to wear daily and be able to pass down to my son one day when he's old enough (he's just 3 now). I absolutely love that watch, it's great, one of the best daily watches imaginable. But I couldn't quite shake the bug for a 16710BLRO either, even back when I was buying the 14060M. So last week I came across a good deal on the 16710 and pulled the trigger. After wearing the watch for a week, I absolutely love it. It's so comfortable on the wrist and the Pepsi bezel is just great to look at. It's everything I thought it would be, and I can see why it gets such high praise on this forum.But I still truly love the 14060M too, and am having trouble picking just one watch. As far as functionality goes, I really don't use the functionality of either. I won't ever go diving in the 14060M, rarely ever travel so I won't use the GMT complication on the 16710, and don't have a strong feeling either way on the date. It almost p

Everest band pics
Hey all,I am debating about getting an everest band for my OP39 and my Pepsi. Can you post pics of yours with it? I want to see the different bands to help me make a decision please. Also, to just seem some sweet watches too! The OP39 I have is the Rhodium dial, I'm curious to see others with bands......