Jaeger-LeCoultre Offers Three New Hybris Artistica Versions Of The Spherotourbillon Watch
It would be extremely difficult even for the most educated scholars of the matter to find a time or age in the history of watchmaking that offered as many novel ideas as we have today. At present, the industry is in a phase where there is incredibly fierce and global competition between all brands, small and large alike, forcing all of them to push their own boundaries in a constant fight over an ever growing customer base. And much like the brands, us watch enthusiasts are often left with asking ourselves: just how could the latest and greatest be topped??A possible answer comes from Jaeger-LeCoultre, who just announced its Hybris Artistica collection of not one or two, but 12 spectacular pieces�Ceach of which could rightfully claim to be a remarkable timepiece in itself. Today, we are looking at the three Spherotourbillon pieces of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Hybris Artistica collection, while articles dedicated to the other models will follow later on.Before we discuss the watches themselve

One of the most striking models is the Alain Silberstein
The Alain Silberstein Ballon Bleu watch model was introduced in 2007. This stunning watch has a round watch face, punctuated with a blue sapphire cabochon on the crown of some models. The blue sword-shaped watch hands and Roman numerals highlight this sophisticated watch. One of the most striking models is the Alain Silberstein Ballon Bleu Flying Tourbillon which is designed so the watch movement will counter the effects of gravity.

Timing of the date change.
Please forgive me for jumping in and asking a question without an introduction. I am seriously considering a 5167 1A. At my AD today, I noticed the watch jumped to the next day at two minutes and ten seconds before midnight. Is this normal or am I nitpicking? Thanks.

Upcoming Trip
Hi,I'm headed to Vegas, Santa Monica/ Beverly Hills here for the next week, any AD's that are a must to go to?

Concierges
Still in the process of waiting for that call from the AD. But am wondering if I can outsource the search to the pros. Maybe different avenues would bring faster results. I know my credit cards have concierge benefits and my work does have a concierge office. Though I am not too sure if they'll handle this type of request. Anyone ever try or have any success?