Breguet TYPE XX TRANSATLANTIQUE - 100 % NEW

Bell & Ross Launches New Website
Bell & Ross is an online pioneer. In 1999 it was among the first brands to create its own website. In 2009, it was the first to make all of its models available for purchase online. In 2011, the new ambition is to make the web the brand’s greatest showcase, and to create a virtual web experience as close as possible to an actual shopping experience. The new website blends design, creativity, useful information, and interactive features into a site that is accessible worldwide on all devices in 10 languages. Though the site is global, the content will be augmented with information specific to each geographic region. Real-time inventory management and local Bell & Ross news are all part of the new package of services.The site invites exploration of each Bell & Ross collection using drag & drop technology to facilitate navigation. A “view all watches” section provides a gallery in which visitors can view every Bell& Ross model on a single page. A mode

Magrette Leoncino Watch
When it comes to watches from Magrette, you know precisely what you're getting from their lineup. Sure, there are various stylistic differences to the pieces, and movements changed around, but you knew if you dug through their catalog, you'd see cushion-cased divers, plain and simple. Or at least, that's the way things used to be¨Ca new challenger has appeared!With the introduction of the Leoncino (aka Little Lion), they've looked to the 1960s for inspiration, and have come up with a new case design for the line. From the images we've seen so far, this looks to be a fairly bold design, with rounded edges on the rectangular (42mm x 49mm) case. With the introduction of the new case, Magrette also took the opportunity to introduce a new design for both the crown and the buckle. While the crown isn't anything earth-shattering, I do rather like the details showing up in the buckle, which is a smaller component that's often overlooked.Once you get past all the new details and have another loo

which seiko or citizen or orient would you use for swimming?
Hi, everyone. I've spent the last couple months looking for a watch to wear all the time, swimming and dress, with little success. Now I'm focusing just on the swimming portion: don't want to take my watch off when I go swimming, want to know what time it is, how long it took to do a lap, etc. prefer either auto or solar.which models would you swim in? what's the minimum rating you would go? is 200 enough or should I be looking for 300? I can't wear anything bigger than 41mm, and would prefer something like 37 or 38.should it be only from an AD or are some models safe enough to buy grey market and/or used?please only replies from those who have actually worn their watches extensively in the water. Thanks!

Since my 600m PO was merely overkill...
...I added this one for when I need to go REALLY deep.I think once I got about 15 feet under water while snorkeling. Think this could handle it?

My new PP Nautilus 5711/1A-010!!!
Hi guys, here is a report of my purchase of the PP Nautilus Ref: 5711/1A-010. A quick background about myself regarding the watches I have had the pleasure of owning so far, which includes an AP RO, a couple of PAMs, Rolex Sub, GMT, Explorer, Daytona, Bremont, JLCs, Zeniths, Breitlings, Stowas, IWCs. So hopefully that adds some credibility to what I say! I purchased this from David Reeves at the London Patek Salon on Bond Street and it was a great pleasure to deal with him!! I initially called the salon around 1 month ago regarding the Nautilus and at the time they did not have one in stock but said they can put my name down on the list. 2 weeks later, they call me and say that its arrived from Switzerland, still vacuum packed and sealed!! So after searching around for others, I decided that I will go for the one at the boutique, they can hold a watch for you for 7 days so that gave me enough time to search around. Unfortunately I could not locate any near me so I just decided to go fo