They have a permanent collection which they call the "extraordinary dials"
They have a permanent collection which they call the "extraordinary dials", referring to the dials asextraordinary. Last year a major theme of the dials was butterflies (see here). This year, the models of the Lady, the animals are still in. Emphasis is placed on the Arctic and Africa.

The Hermes "In The Pocket" Watch For The Only Watch Auction
More news from the Only Watch auction: Hermès has just released that it will be including the "In The Pocket" watch in the line up for the November 7 charity auction.Originally, the "In The Pocket" watch was inspired by the porte-oignon given to Jacqueline Herme?s by her father in 1912. The porte-oignon allowed Jacqueline, a keen horsewoman, to fasten her pocket watch to her wrist while she remained active. 1 OF 3 The design was re-designed and released in 2012 with the name "In The Pocket." The piece has returned to the market with a unique combination of rose gold case, black dial, and fitted into a H red Swift calfskin holster. The watch is 40 mm in diameter and becomes 49 mm in diameter when placed in the holster. The watch had a subsidiary seconds dial at 4 o'clock. The caliber H1837 automatic movement was made in-house and has 28 jewels. 2 OF 3 3 OF 3 For more information information on the Only Watch a

Buying Omega PO in Toronto/Canada
Hi Everyone,I've been out of the game for a while, but lately I've been itching to pick up a PO (SS or Titanium).I was hoping if anybody can provide me with some recommendations of some Canadian/Toronto ADs. I know Alberta has a low sales tax, but I'm not sure if any of the ADs are willing to ship to Ontario/Toronto.It seems like Omega has really tightened it's pricing over the years.I would appreciate any help you may provide.Thanks.

Patek vs A Lange & Sohne
It wasn't until recently, less than 2 months that I got interested in Patek, so much that I ordered 1 week ago a 5712, and I have been looking since a few days into ALS, for curiosity purposes.I find many of their pieces quite fascinating, especially some which one could expect at much higher price levels are relatively well priced for the renowned quality of this brand, for example the Langematik perpetual calendar, or the Lange 1 time zone.I like that many of their models are hand wound, I love automatic watches but hand wound pieces give you a deeper relation with the watch IMO.From what I read on TRF most Patek fans put PP and ALS either on the same level of quality and craftsmanship or PP first but ALS in second.I never saw one in real but on photos they do seem to have a superior level of quality, the finish on them seems impeccable.Unfortunately even if I find them very beautiful and not too expensive for some interesting models, they are too much in the dress watch section for

Thinking of going to Baselworld 2018...
Has anyone been to Baselworld before? If so, was it worth it?Thanks in advance!