Alpina Gen��ve Club Range
The Alpina Gen��ve Club range offers stylish, well made watches at affordable prices. The line includes a quartz chronograph, an automatic model with a choice of three case colors, and at the top of the range, a regulator with manufacture movement. All models measure 44mm in diameter. The Club Chronograph features a large date at 12 o’clock with chronograph functions at 6 o’clock. Black and gray dials are available.Moving up in the range, the Club Automatic is fitted with the AL-525 automatic movement, and comes with a choice of three cases �C stainless steel, all black or rose gold finish, and luminous hands and indexes.At the top of the range is the Club Regulator Manufacture. Based on Alpina’s best-selling Regulator range, this piece is fitted with Alpina’s manufacture caliber AL-950.The Club Automatic is priced from $1095 to $1395, and the Club Regulator Manufacture lists at $2950.Additional information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a cl

Introducing The Vacheron Constantin Harmony Ultra-Thin Grande Complication Chronograph, The World's Thinnest Self-Winding Monopusher Split-Seconds Chronograph
Today, after seven years of research and development, Vacheron Constantin introduces an entirely new collection called Harmony. Coinciding with the 260th Anniversary of the brand (which is the oldest watchmaker in continuous operation), the new range of watches features a smooth cushion-shaped case, inspired by a yellow-gold chronograph released in 1928. The highlight of this new collection is undoubtedly the Harmony Ultra-Thin Grande Complication – a slick, limited edition platinum watch, powered by an in-house movement just 5.2 mm thick, making it the thinnest mono-pusher split-seconds chronograph on the market today.Limited to just 10 individually-numbered pieces, the Ultra-Thin Grande Complication Chronograph is housed in a solid platinum cushion-shaped case that distills the design language of the late 1920s model on which it was based. The modern interpretation has cleaner lines that flow more fluidly to the sides of the lugs, with an emphasis on reflecting light in an eleg

My First PP!
Great to see we've got more and more owners of these beauties!You know who you are, let's see some pics so we can get the saliva flowing I'll start.... How the Aquanaut 5167 looks next to other divers

Swirlies and hairline scratches on polished WG case
I know the answer to this question before even asking it, but I want to know all of your thoughts on swirls and hairline scratches on a brand new PP in the AD case. Other than getting the watch factory sealed it seems as though anything that is displayed at an AD will have that plastic or tape wrap over the case. But once a pair of human hands handles a highly polished PP case it seems as though it gets the micro scratches. Would this bother anyone in the slightest when purchasing a new watch? Obviously demanding a new factory sealed references isn't always an option. Is this just how it goes when handling these highly polished pieces? Besides I would guess I would get the same scratches on it during the first few days of ownership.

New BLNR!
To start this story off, I have spent the last few months months searching for a BLNR. During my search I had gotten very close to coming home with a new BLNR only to have it sold in-front of me while waiting to speak to a salesperson. Only if I could have been there half an hour earlier.. After this last attempt, I gave up at trying to find one while away on vacation and stopped by my local AD. We chatted for a while about Rolex in general, my Day-Date being funky these last few months and about why the GMT master is going to suit me very well. I left feeling happy as ever and feeling official about being on the list.Last Friday I get a call letting me know that my collection is about to get one watch bigger!