The name of the Yacht Club is actually used to stand on its own for IWC and the other which was a success.
The name of the Yacht Club is actually used to stand on its own for IWC and the other which was a success. Introduced in the early 1970s, the Yacht Club was part of a series of watches sold under the family name "SL" and drawn by none other than Gerald Genta. Genta, of course, is one of the most legendary watch designers, whose distinctive style has been found in many 1970s Swiss watches and in many respects, is emblematic of the time. As Pininfarina, coachmaker, who designed the swooping bodies so classic Ferrari and Alfa Romeo, Genta is a pen has hired, commissioned for a ultimate beautiful cases on movements of different companies.

Introducing The Rotonde de Cartier Chronograph, 40mm And Just Right (Live Pics, Specs, Official Pricing)
This is the chronograph we have been waiting for from Cartier. The Rotonde de Cartier Chronograph is round, 40 mm in diameter, uses Cartier's great in-house caliber 1904-CH, and looks fantastic. 2 OF 4 When we reviewed the Calibre de Cartier Chronograph here, we agreed that though the merits of the excellent in-house chronograph movement were very real selling points, there was a lack of design cohesiveness throughout the piece-seen primarily on the dial. Here, the Rotonde de Cartier Chronograph provides us with a more balanced, traditional dial with the full Roman numeral treatment, silvered outer minute track, and Breguet hands. 3 OF 4 The 40 mm case is wonderfully balanced, and the rectangular pushers are incredibly subtle from the front of the case looking at the watch. Inside the Rotonde de Cartier Chronograph is the same great 1904-CH self-winding movement from the Calibre Chrono. Here though, it actually fills up more of the case than with the Calibre

Royal Oak Running Fast
My 2 month old Royal Oak is running a little fast. About 10 s/day. Does the AP boutique in NYC do regulation, or will I have to send it away to get regulated?

PO 42 vs Speedy Pro for travel...
My Speedy pro is on the way from a trusted ebayer.. i found a 3592.50 for a reasonable price...My question is, what do you guys think the better watch for international travel would be...Speedy pro vs Planet Ocean 42...Spending two weeks in Turkey; just want to take 1 watch....Speedy pro might be a bit more low profile... not spending too much time in the water (but maybe a little....)thanks for any thoughtsdrccw

Patek Breitling trade off?
Hello gents,I've a serious quandary here.I currently own a Rolex Datejust ii, a couple of Breitlings, including a Chronomat 44 and a Superocean 44 (which is my watch that I can wear in the sea, swimming pool, with suncream etc and it'll take all that 'abuse')Finally I have a Breitling Navitimer 18K Rose Gold 01. This watch is a stunner and it cost me about $17,000. I promised I wouldn't buy another Breitling but when I saw this I just dove at it. To me it an iconic piece in the range, with a relatively new in house B01 movement so I just went for it. It looks stunning too.In any case, as time passed and I started to set my sights on a few Patek pieces, it dawned on me that to spend 17k on a Breitling was probably foolish and myopic. Buyer's remorse is a funny thing, but you eventually get to a point where you can talk about it.Maybe remorse is that wrong word because this is a lovely solid gold watch (google image it, I don't have it to hand unfortunately) It also gets 100's of complim