Linde Werdelin and the SpidoLite II Titanium Blue, Red, And Black Gold Watches
Linde Werdelin has announced three new entries into the SpidoLite II family of limited edition sport watches. The new SpidoLite II Titanium releases include Red, Blue or Black Gold versions which offer you a choice of either bright colors or a modern take on the two-tone aesthetic.The SpidoLite series, like the SpidoSpeed, exhibit many of the signature elements that have helped Linde Werdelin build a loyal following, including the skeletonized case structure, detailed dial design, and a wrist presence that is all on its own.The Red, Blue and Black Gold versions of the SpidoLite II Titanium are 44 mm wide and 15 mm thick and directly in line with the rest of the LW lineup, which is comprised of mostly larger watches. They feature a 19 piece case which is made entirely of titanium that has been treated to a blasted finish before having its edges and accents satin finished. The effect is fantastic and really highlights the darker tones present in the bare titanium of the Blue and Red vers

Inside Out - The Blancpain Villeret Inverted Movement (Live Photos)
Blancpain has taken their usually quiet Villeret and and turned the volume up with the Inverted Movement. We're used to seeing movements through sapphire case backs, but showing its movement through the front, the Inverted Movement is a different animal entirely. The result is certainly noteworthy, and here are some of our thoughts.There's no denying that this watch is a "statement piece." The design is immediately striking, and at 43mm it is going to get noticed. Essentially what Blancpain has done is flip the movement over so that the large decorated bridges act as the dial. Pretty straightforward actually. 2 OF 12 These bridges have been inlayed with black or white ceramic, are opened around the jewels, and have been both beveled and polished around the edges to create a mixture of textures and colors. You can see in the live photos just how much depth this adds to the appearance of the Inverted Movement. The white gold case back provides a solid backdrop, increasing c

Has anyone seen a new Submariner for sale in UK
Please could anyone help me please? I am looking for an AD selling a Submariner in the UK. I'd imagine the chances are fairly remote!

Which wrist?
I see a lot of folks wearing a watch on the right wrist. Always thought left was considered the traditional way of wearing a timepiece. A bit of a silly question to ask, that I know but, I was just curious to those who wear it on the right. Is it because you're left handed and you wear it on the right?

Oysterflex White Gold Daytona on Grey Leather
Was thinking it might be nice to have the option. Unclear as to what it would look like I decided to make a mockup for a bit of fun. I thought grey to match the steel dial might be cool. Now thinking black might be better. Will make that one tomorrow.Enjoy