St. Dupont "Service Without Fail" RAID Watch
Here is some serious French testosterone in a watch. Made for or influenced by the special, elite operations branch of the national French police known as RAID. The highly secretive special force is interesting because they often recruit people directly from the public, as opposed to existing police or military personnel. The purpose of the group as part of the national police, is to combat and investigate major crimes and terrorism. RAID stands for "Recherche Assistance Intervention Dissuasion." In English, "Research, Assistance, Intervention, Deterrence." They seem to kick enough ass to get a watch made for them with their logo on it.St. Dupont make watches, among other luxury items, and will soon release a limited edition set of these RAID watches. The "Service Without Fail" part of the name is apparently RAID's motto. At first glance I like the watch. It is a bit "heavy" on the eyes, and does feature a extreme boldness, but in an appealing way. Although the watch does feature a des

Introducing: The MB&F Arachnophobia, A Clock That Will Give 3.5 To 6.1 Percent Of You The Major
MB&F is nothing if not iconoclastic in its approach to everything fromwell, to everything, and this time they've come up with a clock that is guaranteed to not be bought by a sizeable fraction of the general population (that's right, adjusted for where you live, 3.1 to 6.5 percent of the general population suffers from flat out arachnophobia – irrational fear of spiders – and while a lot of the rest of us don't, we still prefer as a rule to keep our distance). It's the Arachnophobia, which is – well, there's no way to sugarcoat it, this is a clock in the shape of a giant spider. A giant spider with long, spiky legs. A clock, we repeat, in the shape of a monstrous arachnid that bears more than a little resemblance to the final form of the Other Mother in Coraline. (Seriously, though, don't click on the link if you don't like monstrous demonic soul-eaters in the shape of spiders. Did you click on the link? Now see, that's why we told

white rubber for Diver?
does AP make a white rubber strap version of the black diver strap? ive seen a few models from AP that have a white rubber strap however the pics did not show if the strap was a buckle or deployant.... if they make one ill call and order it. thanks so much!

Patek Philippe 2012 Retail Pricelist
3520DGCalatrava (3520DG / WG)$25200.003520DJCalatrava (3520DJ / YG)$23500.003738/100GGolden Ellipse (3738/100G / WG)$28500.003738/100JGolden Ellipse (3738/100J / YG)$26400.003738/100RGolden Ellipse (3738/100R / RG)$28500.003800-1JNautilus (3800-1J)$32000.003939HMinute Repeater Tourbillon (3939H / WG)$1.003939HJMinute Repeater Tourbillon (3939HJ / YG)$1.003939HPMinute Repeater Tourbillon (3939HP / Platinum)$1.003939HRMinute Repeater Tourbillon (3939HR / RG)$1.003940GPerpetual Calendar (3940G)$59500.003940JPerpetual Calendar (3940J)$56900.003940PPerpetual Calendar (3940P)$71300.003940RPerpetual Calendar (3940R)$59500.003970JPerpetual Calendar Chronograph 3970J$139995.003970PPerpetual Calendar Chronograph 3970P$149995.004809/2GCalatrava Ladies (4809/2G)$27400.004809/2JCalatrava Ladies (4809/2J / YG)$24900.004809GCalatrava Ladies (4809G)$11900.004809J Calatrava Ladies (4809J)$10850.004825/150JGondolo Ladies (4825/150J / YG)$75000.004858GComplicated Ladies (4858G)$20300.004868/1GGondolo Lad

What's the 'entry level' Patek?
Would it be the Calatrava? Is see those for about in the $6,000 + range, used.Such as: .ebay/itm/PATEK-PHILIP...40918737631%26