Nautica NMX 400 Watch With Five Movements
This is a big and bold watch if I have ever seen one. Part of me likes the watch, part of me is a bit freaked out by it. The 58mm wide monster from Nautica is certainly inspired by brands like Ikepod and N.O.A. Nautica's result is the brand new Nautica NMX 400 you see before you (which looks nothing at all like the NMX 300). As part of the Timex Group, Nautica has been releasing some quite nice (and reasonably priced) watches as of late. Plus, they can enjoy wide distribution, so this watch won't just be a nice picture , you can actually get one in at a retail location. Still NMX 400 is the oddest of the 2009 watches from Nautica, though it might prove to be surprisingly useful in the right hands.Think of the watch has having two parts. First is the large "Zone 1" face with the larger dial, 12 hour chronograph, and date. Then are the four other "zones" which are literally their own watch faces that you can independent set. Don't ask how many batteries this Japanese quartz movement base

Jaeger LeCoultre Bumper Automaticwatch
The dealer does not want to say, but if we were to guess that we would have to say this watch is to the 1940s. One of the main reasons that we fell in love with this watch is due to the aged look of the dial. While many of the watches we feature is blank in appearance, and often times restored, this watch has this unique old quality we could not pass. If you happen to be on the market for a watch that exudes all the qualities mentioned above, we believe that this is a great discovery. The price of $1350 the dealer request seems fair considering the age and General State of this beautiful and classic clock. Click here to learn more.

A Little Conversion for the 25721ST Worth Every Penny
As you guys know, I am a purist when it comes to AP Royal Oaks and Royal Oak Offshores. Therefore, I never imagined doing anything to my Royal Oak Offshore 'The Very First One' a.k.a The Beast. My watch ref. 25721ST as featured here, is a very early example with serial under 200.Well, a few days ago, I got the itch and decided to add the strap from the new Offshore Navy to give my watch a more casual look. One thing I was worried about, was if the hue of the Navy strap would match the blue therban pushers and crown on my watch, and it sure did. Could've not being happier.After adding a set of new stainless steel plots, strap screws, Navy rubber strap and new tang buckle, here's the result. All parts came straight from Audemars Piguet. Enjoy!!!

Winding question?
Hi guys Bought the 590 recently. I'm winding it around 60 times but it's only lasting for a couple of days? As its an 8 day this doesn't seem right. I've just wound it more to see if that makes any difference.It's my first PAM and AD posted it to me so didn't ask any questions.Any ideas? Cheers

Super jubilee discontinued. Why?
When Rolex released the new Datejust 36 this year at Baselworld much to my disgust they have decided on using a sporty oyster clasp on the jubilee bracelet just like the DJ 41 and new jubilee GMT Pepsi and are phasing out the beautiful super jubilee. Why oh why are they making dress watches with sports watch clasps on them it baffles me and makes them look worse IMO. In my mind a Datejust jubilee should have a beautiful continuous bracelet just like the presidential. So I've been wanting a Datejust 36 for many years now and because of Baselworld and those new TT DJ's with that new clasp I decided I needed to get myself a super jubilee before the SS ones are updated next year. So yesterday I went to my local AD in the UK and purchased a stainless steel and fluted bezel 116234. The salesperson told me this is the last one they have and they have now been discontinued already! (even though a replacement wasn't even announced this year) and Rolex won't let them order any more in.I would lo