Bell & Ross BR 126 Vintage

LAST CHANCE: Xetum Tyndall Watch Giveaway
Just a couple of more days to enter for your chance to win a choice of California-designed Xetum Tyndall watch including the new PVD black model. To enter visit the giveaway page here.

High Quality Spy Gadget "Q" Watches From Veldini To Arrive Soon; Three Versions For The Spy In All Of Us
No one who likes watches doesn't like cool gadgets. Gadgets are little morsels of functional goodness. Items designed specifically for the purpose of doing one or more things (aside from sitting there). Gadgets can be tools, but can also be so much more. So if you don't like cool gadgets, then stop reading. But if you do, then this new line of products from Canadian Veldini will certainly evoke an audible "cool" from you.Do you remember playing with spy toys as a kid? Those plastic things that you wished came in professional quality? Well I remember, and I think most of the real stuff was reserved for the CIA, and alike agencies. And now, when I am (publicly) too old to play with toys, comes Veldini with its Q watches. Three models are due for release, the Q; Outdoor, Spy, and Everyday. Further the watches will come in three materials, sterling Silver, yellow gold, and rose gold. Prices depend on the material used and will range from $2,000 to $15,000 dollars.So lets talk about what th

SIHH 2012: Jaeger-LeCoultre Duom¨¨tre ¨¤ Sph¨¦rotourbillon
SIHH 2012 New Duom¨¨tre ¨¤ Sph¨¦rotourbillon Dual-Wing, the mechanical movement that is revolutionising the watch industry A truly original model uniting peerless technical performance, elegance and a spectacular complication,thereby meeting the expectations of the most demanding connoisseurs and collectors New Duom¨¨tre ¨¤ Sph¨¦rotourbillon Dual-Wing, the mechanical movement that is revolutionising the watch industry “An evolution? No, a revolution.” J¨¦r?me Lambert, CEO Jaeger-LeCoultre

Brainstorming Session/Watch Help!
Hey Guys,About two weeks ago I purchased my first AP Rubberclad Black Dial. I've had a Yellow Gold Black Dial Rolex Daytona for about 5 years now and rarely wear it as it isn't the most practical watch to wear every day. I've thought about trading it or selling it but was hoping some of your brilliant watch minds could hear a few of my ideas and give some feedback.A little background is that I also have a vintage Rolex Submariner Black Dial and a Cartier Roadster XL Silver Dial. I work in media so I usually wear an Apple Watch to work and mix in the above two.1) Sell Daytona or do even trade and get AP Royal Oak Chronograph2) Sell Daytona and get Rolex GMT II Batman and keep the extra cash (~8/9K)3) Sell Daytona and keep the money4) Keep Daytona and as I get older it'll get more practicalBest,Scott

World Time 5110P is the most photogenic beauty, but wasn't for me
To add variety to my collection, I have wanted a world time watch for years. I have always drooled over PP's choices, especially the 5110P. In my opinion the 5110P is the most beautiful watch in photographs. Its balanced design is superb. It's a photogenic beauty. BUT, on my wrist, it was a complete disappointment. To me the blue was much darker in the real world, unlike the lovely color seen in pics with ideal lighting. And at 37mm, it got lost on my wrist. I tried it on several times over the years, but couldn't pull the trigger. One time I even tried it on and a 5130 on at the same store. It was like Goldilocks and the 3 Bears. You know, I found the one that was just right. I could feel it. I continued my search for another year and finally found a great deal used, pulled the trigger, and I am SO happy now with my 5130J, and my 3rd PP in the family.Those original, heritage, world-time classic hands of the 5130 grew on me. Now I like them. The size and fit is excellent for my wrist