Armin Strom Blue Chip Chronograph Skeleton
Master skeleton-designer Armin Strom puts his more than forty years of experience into the new Blue Chip Chronograph Skeleton. Weeks of patient handwork by skilled craftspeople endow these movements with significant intrinsic value, and the results are spectacular to behold. Find wallpaper and pricing inside. Armin Strom has been creating hand-skeletonized and engraved mechanical watch movements since the 1950s, and he is considered a master of the arts. Fewer than 10 Blue Chip Chronograph Skeleton pieces are created each year. The movements require about two months to skeletonize, using delicate saws and files. The hand engraving adds a further six weeks. Every component is carefully finished, and both the exposed and hidden sides are engraved. With this level of hand work, no two pieces are the same. Anti-reflective sapphire crystals front and back reveal the full inner workings of each piece, and with a 46.5mm diameter, this piece makes its presence known.The Blue Chip Chronograph S

The new Jacob Co watch is teamed with a black calfskin strap
Set within the dial are also small seconds and 30-minute counters, located at 9 and 3 o'clock respectively. The date indicator is presented at 6 o'clock. The latter is visually balanced by the brand's name allied with the year of its foundation.The new Jacob Co watch is teamed with a black calfskin strap, which joins to a folding clasp with an inlaid red marking. The clasp is crafted from black ADLC-coated stainless steel.

ROO 26470OR pink gold owners
Hi there, just wondering if any of you here own the 26470 in pink gold with the black alligator strap. I have been toying with the idea of possibly getting this watch. How does it feel, how versatile is it? What pros or cons there are to owning this watch. I havent come accross any members with this model. It would not be a daily watch for me as I have other Rolex or Panerai in my rotation. Thanks gents.

Which RG?
Hi guys, I wanted to know what you think of these 2 models, the Nautilus 5711-1R, and the 15202OR?Both of them are gorgeous, but I am a real sucker for anything blue, and as much as the 5711 with the brown dial is a real stunner I think I may have a preference on this one for the AP, I understand that RG and brown are supposed to be the best combination, but RG and blue dial may have my preference.It's not a watch that I might be getting anytime soon, but it is on my radar.What would be your choice, considering if they were at the same price? The Patek is supposed to be a little more expensive than the AP but not by far.Here are 2 pics to help you decide which one you prefer. By the way on pics from the AP site it looks very very red but as I understand in real life it's much softer and rose instead of red as like shown on pics.Also the case back is probably more beautiful on the AP than the Patek…Thanks for your replies 5711_1R_001.pngjumbo RG.jpg

TGIF!!!! What's the Pam of choice for the weekend?
I am ready for a cold beer and kicking off the weekend with the dark vader!