Best Longines Timekeeper for Piazza di Siena
Since the first days of his involvement in this field, the Swiss watchmaker took part in more than 100 national and the International equestrian events and was responsible for timing much competitions such as the the World Championships, European Championships and various other events organized by the CEPA and the League of Arab States Equestrian.

Inside The Manufacture: A Look At Piaget's Geneva Headquarters
A few weeks ago we had the pleasure of visiting Piaget's headquarters on the outskirts of Geneva. While Piaget's movements are still made out in La Côte-aux-Fées, all other operations from design to casing to bracelet making to gem setting are done right here. Today we bring you a tour in photographs through this amazing facility. Roll-over each photograph for a brief description of what you are seeing. Enjoy! 2 OF 25 Entering Piaget's modern Geneva headquarters 3 OF 25 Sketch of the Polo 45 next to a 3D model of the same watch 4 OF 25 Specialized, in-house tools for shaping cases 5 OF 25 Raw bars and rods of various types of gold, used to produce case and bracelet components 6 OF 25 A single bracelet link projected onto a screen for tolerance inspection 7 OF 25 CNC machines can work a bracelet link on 5 axes, while operations on a 6th axis must be completed by hand 8 OF 25 Tool

DSOTM- Vintage
Picked this baby up prior to Christmas. My first Speedmaster of any kind in over 6 years. Amazed at the timekeeping so far, +.33 sec/per day. And it's beautiful too!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Great pics of the 5711/1R
Looks stunning with a lovely chocolate dial, really want to try this one on.monochrome-watches/patek-...h-live-photos/

Hulk is looking too Hulkish!?!
I've had an interesting turn of events. I've always considered myself a 6-digit guy . Many years ago, my first Professional model was a 16610 and I never really bonded with it. It was sold after a few months. Since then I had always gone for 6-digit models and really loved the look and feel. Over the course of the last few months I've acquired a 16610LV and just a few days ago a 16710 and I think I'm starting to really appreciate the smaller case and less blingy features. I've always loved the Hulk. That green sunburst dial is amazing. But since spending more time with my 5-digits I'm beginning to think the hulk is a little too Hulky (lol). I decided to take the LVc with me on our vacation this week and really put it to the test. I have no intention of selling it but I'm finding my new perspective interesting and I'm hoping to rekindle my love for this awesome watch. My question is how many of you have also gone back and forth between 5 and 6 digit love? What side of the coin did you