Antoine Martin Perpetual Calendar Watch
Martin Braun has had a tough last couple of years. The brand with his name "Martin Braun" was owned by the Franck Muller Group before financial hardship forced them to shut it down, and they didn't have any desire to give the name back to Martin. So he took some time off, probably played some video games, and is now back with a new brand called Antoine Martin. Their first watch called the Perpetual Calendar (really guys, that is the best you could come up with after developing this cool design?) contains a brand new movement that Braun created called the Calibre AM 39.001, and has hands that look like big swords.Hands like swords so big that they remind me of typical blades seen in the modern Final Fantasy games. Even the design of the watch and case fits that art style. So I'd like to dedicate this article to my boyhood love of Final Fantasy and truly gargantuan swords. That isn't to say the hands look weird. There is a sort of space-age neo-Roman architecture going on in the case and

Airwolf Raven
I originally lusted after an Airwolf Raven (along with a Submariner) with black rubber strap and black dial and went shopping for one about two years ago to find they had been discontinued. I've seen from places like Chrono24 that pre-owned Breitling watches don't seem to hold their value which makes them exceptional value.Does anyone know a reputable pre-owned Breitling dealer(s) in Singapore so I can go for a look-see?

Better news from Jim @ Continental
Jim called this afternoon and sounded like himself again. He has been busy taking care of some personal business with the help of his sister.He has also been able to get his phones and voicemail working again but no computers up with email access as yet.

ideas on where to buy an SMP 2055.80?
Hey guys, any ideas on where to purchase a 2055.80 or 2255.80? Either online or in nyc? Also, what would u consider a good price for one of these? Thanks, nick

Canadian Import Duties
For those Canadians who have managed to bring a Rolex in from the U.S. or elsewhere does anyone know what the import duty is (apart from GST or provincial taxes). I have been on the Govt Canada website but still can never quite figure it out. Guess I should call but I thought someone might know.