Breitling Windrider Chronomat Evolution A13356 Stainless Steel Case White Dial Round Watch

Obsessive Attention To Unseen Detail, And Why I love Luxury Watch Decoration: Audemars Piguet Openworking Video
I like to share with people that luxury mechanical watch movements are so meticulously decorated. Most of what is spent weeks or months working on will never be viewable to anyone save for other watch makers. It is true, the highest-end watch movements have each piece decorated by hand (hundreds of pieces), most of which are hidden inside of the movement. Does this help in the function of the watch? Typically is doesn't, but it is often a matter of pride and tradition - something watches are all about. Audemars Piguet has been on a roll creating "educational" marketing videos about how they make watches and the assembly and decoration thereof. A lot of these can be found features at TheTimeTVwatches-dealer. Here is one particular video that displays a lot of impressive handiwork. It is all about "the art of openworking," or otherwise the creation of decorated skeletonized movements. This video details a little bit about the decoration of the Audemars Piguet Jules Audemars Equation o

^^WRUW- Labor Day Monday edition^^
Will be enjoying the labor day holiday here in the U.S. with my Citizen chrono diver on my wrist...doing not much of anything except taking it easy. Have a great day guys,Shawn

Compass, Timer, Watch [help]
I'm looking for a men's wristwatch that (other than telling me the time) will function as a compass and stop watch. The closest thing I can find is timex.ca/EXPEDITION-E-Tid...33C48.aspx?l=eI'd like the watch to be as presentable/elegant as possible - something that could be worn with a suit or out to dinners etc.Preferably the stopwatch would allow multiple simultaneous active timers.Durability and waterproof up to 75 meters (or more) is a must.If anyone could help me that would be great!

Polishing your 18K gold watch...
Sorry, I tried to find a generic forum to post this in, but apparently our general discussion isn't for watch related chat.. So being that I have a new 18K Rolex, and many of you likely also have one, or a TT.. I though maybe I'd get your thoughts on this product that I've used in the past for taking small micro scratches off other gold jewelry, but never a watch (yet).. it's not meant to remove deeper scratches or substitute for a proper refinish.. The yellow is a bit more abrasive but still more or less leaves a mirror finish, and the blue even more so... Anyone have experience with these or recommend something even better to get rid of those OCD induced micro scratches?.sunshinepolishingclothI know, I know.. enjoy the wear and tare and let the watch get an individual identity, etc... but frankly, at least right now, I enjoy the mirror finish too much to watch it slowly turn into a swirly mess... much like when you buy a new car and that paint is swirl free, mirror like etc..PS

Drawn to the 116523 Daytona
I have found myself keep going back to look at the 116523 with champagne dial and batons with black\white sub dials Never considered a Daytona before although I think the Platona is a very beautiful piece as are the 500c,, I love the classic styling especially with black sub dials and although it would not bother me i would really like to know,, why there don¡¯t seem much love for this piece? That also seems reflected in its pricing,,,, Reply¡¯s much appreciatedSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk