Breguet Tourbillon Manual Wind

Guest Editor Of New Luxury Magazine "High"
Those of you in Singapore can pick up a copy of High magazine - which recently hit newsstands. It published by MediaCorp, and it's about watches, jewelry, fashion, lifestyle, and health. All for high-net worth individuals. I am proud to be one of the guest editors, and it was really cool to see my name right there on the cover.It should come as no surprise that I write about watches in the magazine. The magazine is also both in English and Chinese. A fellow guest editor is actually Dr. Andrew Weil who is a really well-known doctor who writes books about healthy living. He is a cool guy and was actually a professor at the University of Arizona while I was going there. Anyhow, my recommendation to luxury loving Singaporeans is to go outand get High.

The Amazing Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Pen
Enjoy my friends. This is a must have for any of you considering yourselves Royal Oak lovers.

Rubber strap for the the 39-42mm royal oak models?
Does anyone know if they exist and what do you think of a rubber strap on a RO?

AP Roo Diver: A Week On "My" Wrist: Observations¡­
Some in-hand observations about the AP Diver (i have used my rolex sea dweller as a reference where i thought it would lend some perspective, not trying to compare the two as they are apples and oranges)In the realm of dive watches, the AP certainly stands out as unique, 1st it is a dive watch without an external bezel, quite uncommon, 2nd It has a movement that is beautifully finished and topped with a 22 carat gold rotor.The internal bezel is a neat complication & works nicely, it gives you a different way to interact with the watch & I like this. I time things frequently on dry land and although setting the bezel can't be done under water, its a very rare occurrence that I would want to use it that way, I guess I would just use my SD for the rare occasion i went diving. this is my first AP so many of its components / attributes strike me for the first time, so here are a few of my novice observations¡­STYLE: the AP diver maintains the styling cues of the classic royal oak, t

Never thought I would see the day...
Where a respected seller in TRF classifieds would refer to an Omega SeaMaster Professional ref# 2254.50 as rare but I kinda guess they have become so. Don't see many for sale like a few years ago and finding one in mint condition is becoming quite the rare sighting indeed.