Breitling Evolution Chronograph

Rotonde de Cartier Mystery Watch Versus The Levitas
The term "mystery" (whether in English or French) as applied to a clock or watch means that some part of its mechanism or operation is hidden from the user. In this case it means that you can't immediately see how the hands are attached. Two watches in 2013 battle it out for your less than mystery dollars.It might be fair to say that the real distinction of a "mystery" watch innovator goes to Swiss brand Quinting. Those guys make some wildly interesting electronic quartz watches that for years have used transparent sapphire crystals to mount hands in order to create an "invisible setting" effect. They have cool stuff like chronographs and other interesting watches that apply this principle. While neat, I think Quinting still struggles a bit given their high price and quartz movement interior. That isn't to say that aren't pretty fantastic. On the mechanical watch front, you have some new mystery watch options from Konstantin Chaykin, and now Cartier.I'd say that Cartier was one of the

luxurious Corum Tourbillon Panoramic See Through Watch
The panoramic whirlpool Corum watch displays a new both horological Corum skills that they have designed this clock with a transparent front and rear cover. These transparent covers allowing the wearer to see through the watch also displays its mechanical movement and the Vortex, which are very compelling to look at. This movement is housed in a casing or very elegant and luxurious square shaped 18 k pink gold and the bezel that they corresponded with a leather thong elegant Brown crocodile. Apart from the workings and lugs which are on its dial, it includes also reveal black hour and hands minute which indicate the time. The time on this watch can be adjusted through the Crown on the position of 06 of the case.

Does anyone know where to find NOS American wristwatch movements anymore?
I have tres to find these but they seem to be hard to find in quantity. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance

MB&F HM5 Carbon vs AP RB II Ti
Hi ! Long time lurker here. Currently I am considering to buy either one of MB&F HM5 Carbon or the AP RB II Ti. I have tried the MB&F HM5 albeit in rose gold and it is simply a stunning piece and sits on my wrist perfectly. However, AP RB II Ti is one of the most iconic ROO out there. What do you guys think ?MB&F HM5 Carbon Pros:About 5-7k cheaper than RB IIMore Limited piece (66 pieces)UniqueI love MB&F and appreciate what Max has doneConsNot a watch in traditional senseAfraid value does not hold as wellI must wait at least a month to get itHarder to service in my areaPicsAP RB II Ti ProsOne of the most iconic ROOI love the bulky and intimidating lookHolds value very well since it is discontinuedEasier servicingConsNon-casebackPretty oldI already have AP ROO Black/Red

So many Daytonas. AD in Singapore
Walked pass a famous AD in Singapore Chinatown district, they only have two big displays and one is full with Daytonas, except the SS C of course. I didn't take too many photos since I'm afraid they will yell at me lol, some of the older staff here can be a bit on the rude side. But the other display is full of Daytonas TT and Subs TT as well. Again sorry for the bad pic, tried to take photo secretly. Zoom in ones