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Bulgari Unveils First of 3 Commedia del’Arte Minute Repeater Watches
Bulgari, a watch brand with its roots in Rome, pays tribute to Italy’s theatrical history with a trio of limited-edition minute repeater watches called Commedia del’Arte, all with automaton dials. The first in the collection, introduced at Baselworld 2013, is called Brighella.The Bulgari Commedia del’Arte watches, each limited to only eight pieces each, are distinguished by their highly complicated movements and intricately crafted dials, with tiny moving figures, set against lavishly painted and engraved backgrounds.The watches’ theme, and the collection’s name, is derived from 16th century Commedia del’Arte, a nomadic, improvisational style of street theater staged by masked performers. The three famous masked characters depicted on the watches are Brighella (the first and only model released thus far), Pulcinella, and Harlequin. The dials’ backgrounds depict contemporary Italian palaces with either a Venetian, Bolognese, or Neapolitan decor.

This Is Just Ridiculous
On my daily check of the new 'Elgin' wristwatch listings on Ebay, I saw what I at fist could not quite believe. It's a 16 size Elgin 23j Veritas pocketwatch, onto which some industrious citizen of the Ukraine has welded wristwatch lugs.Not a recased movement in a huge case, but an honest-to-goodness 16 size pocketwatch, WITH BOW, with lugs. Not only is it bigger than anything Panerai has ever dreamed of selling, but with the stem and bow it's just really, REALLY ugly.Do people actually BUY these things?

KML German or Swiss?
I found this funky watch today (I really dig the look). I cannot find much on "KML" Anyone know anything about them? I did find a German pocketwatch with the name. The back does say "Swiss Case" Anyone? Also I meant to ask if anyone might know the age of my new find.ThanksJustinThanksJustin

36mm too small for 7.25¡± wrist?
What does the forum think? I personally prefer the 36mm DJ and DD over their 40mm counter parts. As stated I¡¯ve got a 7.25¡± inch wrist, bigger guy but just prefer the classic case sizes in these two references. I¡¯ve tried to like the DD40 and DJ 41 but for some reason keep coming back to 36mm pieces. I guess I¡¯m just old fashioned. So what does everyone think, is 36mm too small for me? Not that I¡¯d stop wearing my 36mm pieces either way lol. Just curious what the forums thoughts are with the bigger is better trend.

Any "one-watch" Rolex Owners?
Hey All,I absolutely LOVE watches, and spend a bit too much time each day scrolling through these forums and instagram. Every day I have an urge to add another watch to the collection, however I have seen that as the collection grows, my attachment to each timepiece lessens a bit. Whenever I have my Explorer 214270 on the wrist, I have the urge to become a one-watch guy, wearing this beauty daily for the next 30-40 years. Any successful one-watch Rolex owners out there with a story to tell? Cheers,GV