Zenith El Primero Chronomaster Limited Edition For The Watch Gallery
For over a decade now,?Zenith's?El Primero 4021 movement have been beating inside their Chronomaster line of watches. Much like Zenith itself, this collection had its ups and downs only to finally become stronger and more appealing than ever. Now we are looking at a very exclusive version of the Chronomaster Power Reserve model: a limited edition of only?10 pieces sold in the UK from the The Watch Gallery.This specific model is a lovely connection between Zenith's historic designs from the sixties and seventies and its more modern looks. The case, in stainless steel with a diameter of 42mm, definitely has a considerable retro feel to it with its sharp lugs, thin bezel and its piston-style chrono pushers. On the other hand, owing to the circular-ish opening of the dial, there is a lot of action constantly going on. First of all there is the balance wheel performing 10 semi-oscillations every second, then there is the interaction between the escape wheel and the pallet fork - colored pur

GREUBEL FORSEY Signature 1
The tourbillon is the watch muse for Greubel Forsey. Every single one of the timepieces made by the brand has had one, two or even four of this high precision mechanism. This year though, the duo are mixing things up. The Signature collection is taking the brand up a notch. The idea is that a guest watchmaker designs a timepiece. They may have free reign in their technical decisions but the piece must adhere to precise specifications regarding the quality of the technique and design that Greubel Forsey is known for. Didier Cretin, behind the Double Tourbillon Technique in 2009, is the first watchmaker to set out on the adventure. The long-term collaborator brings us the Signature 1 with a manual wind movement inside the smallest case to be made by the brand at 41.4mm. There's no complication, just an off-centre hour and minute display, subtle small seconds and balance wheel. Less is more. Price on request (33 gold and platinum models, 33 steel models). Dan Diaconu

Building AP collection
I recently bought couple APs ROO (Volcano and FC 44 mm) and looking to add one more ROO. I like to build diverse collections from same brand. I decided to take to the forum and ask your advice. I am considering 3/4 different APs and not sure which one to pick (great problem to have).Couple things I want to share here about me:1. I DO LOVE BIG WATCHES (SIZE MATTERS)2. I own few gold watches (WG, RG and YG) already and they don't get much wrist time (I prefer my stealthy looking watches)3. my favorite watch from all the watches I have is Volcano (for fun orange color)4. Volcano sits more comfortably on my wrist than 44 mm Help me out, which one do you think fits better in my collection:1. 44mm RG2. Bumblebee3. RG Rubber Clad (with new dial)4. Panda on bracelet 5. your recommendationAttached pictures of the watches I tried last week, which one will look the best next to FC 44mm and Volcano?Thank you in advance

Breitling Crosswind
Just got this in the mail today from George Ab, what a great guy Not a scratch, LNIB..........package.jpginnerpackage.jpgbubble wrap.jpgLingbox.jpgcompleteset.jpgincase.jpgbandndial.jpgside.jpgwrist.jpg

need help advice
i got a call from an AD they left a message a told me that they have a SS Skydweller but they called the wrong person but they said since they did the mistake they would sell me the skydweller but i also need to buy a watch that is 10t over no discount to get the sky I dont if im going to do it my choices are SUBMARINER STEEL AND GOLD BLUE DIAL ALSO DATEJUST 41 BLACKDIAMOND DIAL WHITE GOLD BEZEL JUBILEE ,DEEPSEA BLACKDIAL OR DATEJUST JUBILEE 41 STEEL AND GOLD I DONT NEED THOSE WATCHES AND PLANNING TO BUY IT TO SELL IT AT A LOST WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK?