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Hands-On: The IWC Mark XVIII
It was one of the most talked-about watches of SIHH 2016 and with good reason: the IWC Mark XVIII is both a great looking instrument watch and a return to long-wished-for clarity and simplicity in the Mark series of wristwatches from IWC. We went hands-on with them in Geneva; read on to find out what impression they made "in the metal."The IWC Mark XVIII is the latest version in a series of watches that go all the way back to 1944, when the first of the Mark series of watches – the Mark X – was delivered to the UK. The Mark X wasn’t a pilot’s watch, but rather, a “general service” wristwatch intended for use in all service branches. The next in the series, however, was the Mark XI, which was first delivered to the RAF in 1948, and was intended specifically for use as a navigation wristwatch.   1 OF 8 The Original IWC Mark XI The movement – IWC caliber 89 – had center seconds (as opposed to the sub-seconds

My girlfriend took my...
...new Breitling B-1, or to be honest I actually did not click with it and she liked the blue dial so problem solved:-) I think it look great on her! /masterkiller

BNIB Omega PO Ti 45.5 wrong bracelet
image.jpgSo if you notice, the end link does not sit flush with the case. I thought this wasn't normal so I looked up the bracelet number on my watch and it read '1591/831' which is the bracelet for the Planet Ocean Titanium Chronograph. My new watch is just the standard Titanium XL. I called my jeweler and he could not believe it and thought I must be confused. I called an Omega boutique and they said they have never heard of a watch being matched up with the wrong bracelet.But sure enough it was a factory error. I took the watch back to the dealer today and he pulled out 2 other factory sealed similar models and both read '1590/867' on the bracelet which matches up to the PO Ti XL.Has anyone ever seen a factory error like this before?

Hodinkee - Talking Watches with Jean - Claude Biver
Another excellent instalment of Talking Watches.I never realised that Jean-Claude Biver was a PP collector.(I still can't stand Hublot's though )