5 Standout Skeleton Watches From SIHH 2015
The WatchTime editorial team recently returned from SIHH 2015, and one of the trends we noticed at this year’s fair was a number of brands putting their own spin on the classical skeleton watch. Here are five new skeleton watches worthy of a closer look.The first Cartier Crash watch appeared in 1967 and its oddball, asymmetrical design �� inspired by an actual damaged (“crashed”) Cartier watch �� became an icon of the Swinging London era. Over the years, various versions of the Crash have appeared, produced in very limited editions, becoming cult favorites among Cartier watch enthusiasts. This year’s Cartier Crash Skeleton, however, is a true milestone in the collection �� the first Cartier Crash with an openworked movement that is actually shaped to conform to the “crashed” dimensions of the case. The skeletonized, manual-wind movement, Cartier’s in-house Caliber 9618 MC, has distinctively sculpted plates and features bridges that flow into the s

the P'6612 is specially limited to 917 pieces
According Porsche Design, the P'6612 is specially limited to 917 pieces. Each piece will be sold with a a scale model of the 917 K and a booklet with the signature of Hans Herrmann and Richard Attwood.

BOOM! Incoming...
I was lucky enough to be able to pick up my Grail Patek sports watch...before I have a chance to post proper pics, here are some teaser photos of the gifts the AD gave me.

Live Photos From Panerai Booth - SIHH 2016
Hello my friends I just wanted to share live photos of the new Panerai beauties that we just captured with my team. For the rest of the photos =>horobox/en/news-detail/?U...016-New-Models Greetings from Switzerland. Cheers.

New addition...2/3 of the way there
After a long year waiting, finally got the call from my AD:Absolutely love this watch! The blue is just lovely Now just need to find a Daytona and I'm done