Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Cylindrique a Quantieme Perpetuel Watch
Here we have an absolute beauty from Jaeger-LeCoultre that we found stowed away in a case at SIHH 2014. It's not very often that you see both a flying tourbillon and a perpetual calendar in one watch, let alone one powered by an automatic movement. Amazingly, the complex nature of this horological piece from Jaeger-LeCoultre is matched by an equally complex name . Feast your eyes on the Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Cylindrique a Quantieme Perpetuel offered in 18k pink gold for 2014 - it was originally released as a limited edition in platinum for 2013. Now listen, I don't want to type that name again and you're probably at work and not on your lunch break so let's all respect what this is and just call it the Cylindrique?Perpetuel.The Cylindrique?Perpetuel?is Jaeger-LeCoultre's complicated watchmaking at its finest. Based on a 42 by 13.1 mm platform in 18k pink gold with a silver toned dial, display case back, and a gorgeous layout that balances a flying tourbillon as well as a p

Aark Collective: Unique Watches from Australia
It's a rare occurrence to come across a watch with a unique graphic vocabulary. We're use to seeing familiar elements, such as certain fonts and hand shapes that root a watch in either history or current trends. When something totally different comes along it's often jarring, though if it succeeds it can be very interesting and exciting.The new line of watches by Aark Collective, a young Australian brand, is a great example of a different take on the classic watch. Whether their bold and quirky look is appealing is really up to you, but either way, you haven't seen watches quite like these before.images from aarkcollectiveimage from aarkcollectiveBut before I even get to the watches, it's worth looking at the brand itself. Aark Collective takes a different approach from the get-go with a webpage full of striking imagery and abstract graphic art. Everything exudes a modern aesthetic that only a small handful of watch brands employ, namely Uniform Wares and Nixon. But while the other two

Dblue for The Beast (25721)
Hi All,Simple proposition. Trade my DBlue + a little cash for an E serial 25721 aka 'The Beast'. I know this is not a widely seen model (even with the newly announced tribute version)I do have a newer 44 titanium (264001) and do love the versatility of the Dblue...but am thinking of switching things up a little.Opinions are welcome and appreciated !

Fun camo rubber strap for Diver? If so, which one?
Thinking of getting a camo rubber strap to have some upcoming summer fun with the Diver. Which color camo do you like best on this watch? Is this just a bad idea overall? Thanks for your input/comments.Here's my watch:The color options (with some snagged watch shots):GRAPHITE:RED:GREEN:BLUE:SNOW:ORANGE:Thoughts????

Does this work?
But not on me Here's the 537 on Mrs Van D, who's really taking a shine to Panerai. She's sat here now in OP Singapore, happily babbling away about sandwich dials, power reserve, asso straps, yada yada ya. Whatchoo think?