Video: WatchTime Interviews Chopard’s Karl-Friedrich Scheufele
At the Baselworld watch fair in March, the online media team from our German sister site, watchtime.net, caught up with Chopard president Karl-Friedrich Scheufele for an exclusive video interview. Here, online editor Katharina M?schl speaks to Scheufele about the new Classic Manufactum and its new movement by Fleurier Ebauches, as well as Chopard’s push to incorporate more in-house movements in its collection and its investments in a new technological center in Fleurier. Click below to watch the video (conducted in German, with English subtitles added).

Citizen US Open Limted Edition Tennis Watch
Citizen has announced a special edition watch made to commemorate their 20th year as the official timekeeper for the US Open tennis tournament. The US Open has been around, in one fashion or another, since 1881 and is currently held at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York. Being that the US Open is a staple of the international tennis calendar, Citizen is quite proud of their partnership - enter the watch. The 20th Anniversary US Open Citizen Eco-Drive watch can be had in two possible versions sporting slight dial changes and different colored straps (white vs. blue).This new model sports a simple three hand + date design and is powered by an Eco-Drive movement. Measuring a sporty 42mm wide, this tennis-themed timepiece carries the USTA logo on its bright white dial and additional flare is provided by a cross-hatched engraved pattern on the bezel. This new Citizen should look very much at home on the wrist of any tennis fan and will match up nicely with a fresh pair of trainers. Citizen has

Tissot Sculpture Line Moonphase "Baby Breguet" Watch
Likely no coincidence that Tissot created a timepiece like this and both Tissot and Breguet are under the same umbrella company - the Swatch Group. While Tissot is best known in the US for their awesome T-Touch timepieces, and other sport watches, they do actually offer some nice classy pieces as well (though a good deal of those are harder to find in the US). Tissot sits as a high-value, entry-level luxury watch portal for the Swatch Group. They are actually in sort of the same boat with Certina watches (also Swatch Group, but those are very hard to find in the US).So new from Tissot is this Sculpture Line Moonphase watch - which I nicknamed the "Tissot Baby Breguet." Why? Well, because the design is just that. Tissot borrowed elements from Breguet such as the machine "guilloche" engraved textured dial, dial layout, and gold case. Yes, in fact this Tissot watch will come in an 18k white or rose gold case. Making this a top-level Tissot timepiece. Tissot timepieces don't often come in

Which blue dial ROC?
I'm looking to add a blue dial watch to my collection preferably a chrono, and even-though I have always wanted the Panda ROC, since I already have a Daytona Panda WG which I can not see myself let go, I was thinking of a blue dial ROC instead. Stuck on these two dials though. I have never seen them in person so it's very hard to decide...The all blue dial and blue sub dials has all white markers and hands, very nice contrast. The second one has a silver finish around the markers and hands, and adds the orange which mixes well.Tough choice

Who ��grew�� to love the 116610?
I'll admit it when the 116610 started showing up I thought Rolex had ruined the most perfect watch ever made the 16610. 8 years later (hard to believe the 116610 is already 8 years old!!) I started thinking about it more and more and looking at more and more pics and articles. Then I tried one on this summer and was like whooooah it's not bad! Needless to say few months later I bought one and don't think I could go back. Now I'll will still admit if it still had all the upgrades and the same lines it would be a grand slam, but even still I have grown to love it and don't plan on looking back.......Anyone else grew to love the 116610 ??