Ultra-thin is In at Piaget
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of their legendary caliber 12P, the world's thinnest mechanical self-winding movement at that time, Piaget introduces Caliber 1200P, today's thinnest automatic movement at 2.35mm. The new movement is housed in new limited and unlimited Altiplano models, which at 5.25mm are the thinnest automatic watches on the market today. The Altiplano with Calibre 1200P includes an unlimited version with subsidiary seconds, and a special Anniversary Edition with hour and minute hands only. Both models measure 43mm in diameter and both have multi-level dials and a very clean, modern look. The Anniversary Edition offers a platinum rotor, compared with 22-carat gold in the unlimited models. The Anniversary Edition also features a discrete inscription on the outer edge of the dial, which is adorned with hand guilloch��.For the past 50 years, Piaget has been a pioneer and leader in the field of ultra-thin movements. In 1957, Piaget developed Calibre 9P, the world's thinne

Question on AP Diver
I own Rolex Deepsea and Omega PO8500 XL and I love both watches very much.I'm planing to add AP diver to my collection but it's not available in any AD in my country.If I want one I might need to order it online so I want to make sure it's what I really want. I would be very much appreciate for all useful info you guys could give me on AP Diver.1. Does the case of AP Diver thick like Deepsea or PO8500XL when on the wrist? I love thick diver watch.2. I know Diver come with Rubber strap but suppose I get a steel bracelet for AP Diver, will the weight be nearly equivalent to the weight of Deepsea or PO8500XL?THANK U :-)

Breaking out the some AP Carbon for the weekend...
Loving the Alinghi as much as the day I got it.

Fallen in love with the Moonwatch
I have slowly fallen in love with the Moonwatch. Such a classic and price is within reach.I did recently put a order for a new Subc no date because I dont want to deal with counterfeit Rolex. It would hate me emotionally if I ever found out I bought a fake used Rolex.With the Moonwatch, used price is relatively cheap (just the basic model) compare to a Rolex. The lower the capital cost, the lower the risk, just like all investment.How do I even start? I live in Canada and often travel to Asia (Hong Kong and China mostly) for pleasure/work. I am going to guess Canada is not the place to find a good used Moonwatch. How about Hong Kong? Any recommendation on where to start? It excites me knowing I will go though the process of learning how to find the right used Moonwatch and the actually used shopping process. I often buy used electronics and vehicle, that's the only used experience I have. Sold my damn Apple Watch last week, no more toy watch :)

When does Patek show their new watches?
Is it Baselworld in March? They are not at SIHH correct?