Giuliano Mazzuoli Carrara Watch With Marble Case
The newest watch from Italian designer Giuliano Mazzuoli is a surprisingly simple beauty with a few neat tricks up its sleeve. This is the new for 2014 Giuliano Mazzuoli Carrara watch, and it has a case made out of Italian marble stone. While stone-cased watches are quite rare, they aren't unheard of. A rare treat, nevertheless, stone watches are difficult to get right, and while I haven't seen one of the new Giuliano Mazzuoli Carrara timepieces in person (yet), the elegant design and pleasant use of materials is extremely intriguing.While previous Giuliano Mazzuoli watch designs have been (to my knowledge) exclusively inspired by the automotive world, the Giuliano Mazzuoli Carrara is the first "non-car world" watch in his collection. "Carrara" (unlike Carrera) is not from the car world, but rather a place in Italy located in Tuscany. The region is known for its stone quarries which are notable for their bluish white marble stone. Used for centuries in Italian artwork (popularized, of

In Heure Suisse Magazine With Watchonista
I talk watch blogging for an article curated by Watchonista in a magazine on timepieces called Heure Suisse. Translated into French? - but you can see it here. UPDATE: In English here.

Tapatalk issues
I'm not sure if it's just my phone, but I've been having problems receiving pm's through Tapatalk lately. I will receive a notification when I get a pm, but when I click on the link, it tells me that the message has been deleted. Is anyone else experiencing this problem?

5170 vs. Duometre a Chronographe
Yes, I know, I know, there is no comparison between the two in terms of finish and shine, plus the Patek will retain value better.Mechanically speaking, which of these two beautiful watches is going to be more accurate chronographically speaking? Does the dual-wing design add additional accuracy that you will not get in the clutch design of the Patek? I know that JLC pushes that idea, but do you all think this is true?Which one do you think is more of a collector's item mechanically speaking? Which is a more robust design?(I'll keep in mind that this is a Patek forum...)

Ceramic SS Daytona vs. WG Daytona 116509
I am on the waiting list for the new Ceramic Daytona but I am also thinking about a pre-owned white gold Daytona #116509. What would you rather own? Which one should I get? I would like to hear from owners of these watches as well as anyone with an opinion!