UTS 1000M GMT Professional Diver and Diver 1000V2
UTS Watches now offers the 1000M GMT Professional Diver with a 24hour bezel and sapphire display back, and the Diver 1000V2 is now available on a strap. Both watches measure 43mm x 14.5mm and both are limited to 200 pieces. The GMT uses an ETA 2893-2 Top Grade movement with blue screws, Geneva wave and perlage finish, and the UTS-engraved rotor is visible through the thick sapphire crystal caseback.The Diver 1000V2 with sapphire display back featuring a Top Grade ETA 2824-2 movement, also with a UTS-engraved rotor visible through the sapphire caseback.Both watches are available at utswatches.

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 89
John and I go back and forth on the appeal of the half million dollar Jean Dunand Shabaka watch. We then enjoy the upcoming Cabestan Trapezium and go over my review of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Diving Chronograph GMT Navy Seals watch.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 89 here.Download the MP3 here.

Vacheron Constantin M��tiers d��Art Marc Chagall Paris Opera House Watch
Nice watch, but you can't buy it. No one can. Vacheron Constantin paid a lot of money to make this watch, and they are keeping it for themselves. I guess they enjoy it too much to part with it? Maybe. More likely, the special March Chagall ceiling watch will be on permanent exhibition, traveling around to show off VC's stuff. For the last few years, since 2007, Vacheron Constantin has held a partnership with the l'Opera de Paris (Paris Opera House), and is here making an additional claim on that relationship by reproducing the famous Marc Chagall ceiling from the opera house on a watch dial.I first wrote about this piece here where I was quickly able to decipher what Vacheron Constantin was up to. It was easy to tell that VC wanted to reproduce the ceiling on a watch dial in enamel. You have to realize that the 200-meter-wide ceiling needed to be hand replicated on a 31mm wide watch dial. The ceiling is quite the epitome of Chagall's style and was completed in 1964. It took Swiss ename

PP Open Face PW #233873
Hi everyone,I have a 18k YG open faced Patek Phillipe pocket watch - case # 233873 and movement # 122480. The back is engraved, but in the absence of an AD I was wondering if anyone here can provide a good resource online that I can use to get an idea of its value. I can get around to taking pictures at some point Thanks!

Fluted bezel is the ugly older brother of the ceramic bezel watches
I read several posts on the forum saying stuff like I was looking for a submariner and they only had some datejusts and the AD would sell me a ceramic Daytona only if I take a daydate. Everybody talks about the short in supply of sport rolexes. I'm the proud owner of both ceramic sub (ND) & 41 TT DJ on a jubilee bracelet. I wear the sub to work and at home and weekends I wear my DJ. I like both of them & can't see how one is better than the other. Furthermore, my next purchase will probably be a 36 SS DJ.When I first came to the AD I asked for a submariner (naturally). I told him that I want a classic sturdy watch. He told me sure no problem I'll order for you a sub, but if you want a classic, sturdy Rolex it has to be a DJ. After wearing them both I really can't understand the imbalance...I see collector that own several subs & GMTs & not a single fluted bezel jubilee bracelet treat. How come?