Christophe Claret DualTow NightEagle – Stealth That Gets Noticed
Last year Christophe Claret generated the biggest buzz at Baselworld with the DualTow, a wonder of the horological world created to mark the Manufacture’s 20th anniversary. For 2010, a new, black DualTow appears with the intriguing name NightEagle. If you look closely at the movement and squint, you can see a tiny, polished sign that reads “Genius at work.” Though his name may not be familiar to any but knowledgeable enthusiasts, Christophe Claret’s workshop is where many of the most complicated movements that rest behind more famous dials are designed and created. The Claret Manufacture is indisputably one of the most innovative and skillful in the watch industry.In simple terms, the DualTow NightEagle is a single-pusher planetary-gear chronograph with striking mechanism and tourbillon. Beyond that, it is endowed with several inventions, including one that bears a patent. It is a distillation of the experience, expertise and watchmaking mastery acquired over th

The Appeal of Royal Oak Offshore 42mm's
What is going on with the ROO's, in terms of the 42mm's? This is not a flame thread or me bashing on 42's, but in general it seems as if the 42mm is losing its appeal and prices are being driven downwards. Personally, I am still very passionate about certain models, but a lot of the 42mm off shores look almost outdated to me. Does anyone feel this way as well or am I alone here? Side note: My (very orange) 44 Novelty is on the way and I've been living in this subsection of the forum

AP incoming!!!
Incoming from our friend Takuya, should arrive today

Fair price for AP 5402?
What would be a fair price for a Royal Oak 5402 C series?

Show us your 5153!
Plenty of enthusiasm here for steel Pateks, complications, and many Calatravas, but among the Calatravas, the 5153 seems to get little or no love. If they're out there, let's see 'em! Beautiful pics of 5153's please!Unknown.jpeg