Raymond Weil Anniversary Parsifal
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Parsifal, Raymond Weil’s most well-recognized collection. Named for a Wager opera and launched in 1990, Parsifal is Raymond Weil’s flagship line. To celebrate the anniversary, Raymond Weil has produced an anniversary chronograph featuring six godron d��cor on the bezel and a signature lacquer crown with the RW monogram. The 2010 Parsifal collection is the fifth generation of this core line. The 41mm automatic chronograph has an 18k rose gold and stainless steel case with a black dial on a full-skin black alligator strap. Available in stores beginning this month, the anniversary piece will retail at $3,895.

Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer Review
Brands like Hamilton are very lucky. Throughout their lifetime, they have manufactured watches of every different type, many of which have earned an iconic status. Now, when they design a new watch, they have a massive archive to draw inspiration from, or recreate directly from. The last time we took a look at a Hamilton, we reviewed the Intra-Matic, which is an elegant dress watch based on a classic 60's design. Not only did that watch successfully resurrect a beautiful vintage timepiece, it proved how relevant 60's design is to today's style.Staying true to the theme of reviving classic designs, Hamilton released the Khaki Pilot Pioneer Automatic Chronograph at BaselWorld 2013, one of our favorite pieces from the show. The Pilot Pioneer is based on a RAF issued watch from the 70's, which is highly collectible. Powered by a Valjoux 7733 and sporting a unique and subtly asymmetrical case, the original watch is unlike any other. For a thorough history of this watch, its design and signi

Pics of my 44RG on a GP strap
Hey everyone,From my paneria days I have always liked the idea of having strap options with the pieces I've owned. The options are pretty minimal at the moment with the 44s but I thought I'd try a couple out. So far I have only been able to acquire the 44 GP strap (thanks Jack!) but I'm currently looking for the grey Gomme croc strap as well! If anyone has any pics or input on that strap please shoot me a PM! Anyway, here are some pics...what do you guys think?? -Carlos

Question about accuracy of 3120 movement
Please accept my apology if this question has been asked before.I had my 15400 for about a week now. I noticed that it is gaining about +2.5 ~ +3 seconds per day. I would comfortably say that it keeps very accurate time even when compared with my Rolex which is COSC certified.However, for the same movement that is housed inside my Diver, it keeps on gaining over +12 seconds per day, though the official AP website stated that this is an acceptable standard up to +15s.Both 15400 & Diver is not my daily beater and I will keep it on my winder when not worn. Both were set to turn in bi-direction with 650 TPD, so the basic winding environment is same to both.I just wonder why the same movement will perform very differently in different model. Is it due to the design and configuration is very different.Any fellow AP owners have experienced this same situation and can help to share some clues.I'm puzzled, please help. Thanks.

Looking for a new Omega
Hey all,I recently offloaded my 2254.50 so I can move on to the next piece. I enjoyed owning the 2254.50 and believe it is one of the best pieces ever made by Omega but felt that I didn't have a connection with it like I thought I would. That said, if you want one, I *strongly* recommend you purchase it!Back on topic, I have been looking for a piece to take its place. I have culled my collection over the last 12 months with my remaining daily pieces being a Seamaster 2551.80(20th birthday gift and is way to small for my wrist even though I wear it often) and my Rolex GMT-Master II 116710LN. I also have a few beaters that I wear in the evenings/weekends like a Swiss Army Victorinox, and a couple G-Shocks.I am stuck between a Speedmaster Moon watch (no specific ref #; any one), a Speedmaster Numbered Edition, a Planet Ocean or Aquaterra. My strongest emotions are directed toward the Moon Watch then the Numbered Edition. The other issue I have is, my budget is on the lower end of these wa