Armani Dress Blue Dial Men's Watch AR1944

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

Spring Ahead and Fall Back but why 2 a.m.?
The concept of day light saving time and standard time makes sense but I am curious why the change at 2 a.m. Is it because taverns and saloons usually close at 2 a.m.? Does it have something to do with changing the time on a watch and possibly screwing up the date function? Since DST came about close to 100 years ago this seems doubtful but then again? If the time to change our watches and clocks is based on closing time of taverns and saloons why not 3 a.m.?

How extensive is your collection?
I just started collecting a few months ago, but I am already up to 14. Of course, they are not expensive watches the most expensive one was $180, as I recall.I'm slowing down nowrealizing I can't buy everything I want, and noticing the differences in quality more so focusing on more specific types.How big is your collection and how long have you been collectingand is your collection evolving in some specific way?

Me and my Mondaine watch - I love it!
A669.30300.11SBB-1.jpg I got this one a couple of weeks ago and I love it. The classic Mondaine watches look like Swiss Railways Clocks. They just reak of quality and look great. Highly recommended.

AP camouflage, hands on.
Had to drop off my 15400 this morning at the AP NYC boutique as it suddenly stopped ticking!!! The watch must have been mad at me cause I haven¡¯t worn it for a month. Too many incomings this month.🤪Anyways they had a sample of the 44mm camouflage which I tried and had to post the pics here for yah to check it out. In person I like it! The new rubber feels soft and sturdy, case made of steel and green bezel is hot. Price at 31k MSRP. Have been inform that they are sold out! lmao.... AP fans, would you buy???? FYR, my wrist is 7.25 to 7.5, I forgotten. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk