Watch Quiz: Can You Identify These Dive Watches Under Dress Shirt Cuffs?
Some say that dive watches and dress shirts are a fashion faux pas. We disagree. We've squeezed eight dive watches under a dress shirt cuff, leaving just a bit exposed. Put your watchspotting skills to the test and see if you can identify them. The answers appear at the end of page 2. Good luck!  

The Breitling Chronomatic 49 pays tribute to the legendary era of pioneering watchmaking.
The Breitling Chronomatic 49 pays tribute to the legendary era of pioneering watchmaking. You are probably aware Breitling was destined to become the first company to have invented the first self-winding chronograph movement back in 1969. In 2008, Breitling revives one of its most fabulous models that influenced the entire history of Swiss watchmaking.

Inside The Manufacture: Five Super Cool Things I Saw Inside The Patek Philippe Factory
I was thrilled to spend two days in Geneva with a little upstart company (that I think is really on to something!) called Patek Philippe.  While the news was really around hand-crafts and the preservation of both hand engraving and enameling (as demonstrated on the monster new 6002G Sky Moon Tourbillon), we were treated to a tour of the PP factory.  We saw a lot of amazing stuff, and  now for your viewing pleasure, here are five of the coolest things I saw while inside the Patek Philippe factory: 1. ?These Two Perpetual Calendar Minute Repeater Pocketwatches Minute repeaters are, in my very humble opinion, the ultimate complication.  They are beautiful, romantic, and each entirely unique.  They exemplify what makes traditional watchmaking so interesting.  They are also incredibly difficult to make.  Here are two vintage minute repeating pocket watches that just happen to be repeaters. Oh, and perpetual calendars.  While the first, w

ROO Rose Gold Rubber Clad -- please, need urgent help for clasp adjustment
dear AP loversA friend of mine just got into this brand, and he's just got a serious piece, the RGRC He is having problems now with the clasp -- it seems it either too loose or , at right hole, too tight.I've got this pic and it seems to me clasp is too off from the centre of wrist, IMHO.Can you please give some tips how to fix that? maybe buying shorter strap or bending the clasp...???thank you in advance!Luciano

Swimming with your patek
Hi,Just bought my first patek ( after lots of rolexes).I used to do anything with my rolexes ( 24/7, running, swimming etc).My new/old 3710 on my hand most of the time, but what about shower and swimming?I did checked it and it is water proofed....Emanuel