Bulgari Diagono Sport Automatic 35mm

Baselworld 2011 ¨C Blancpain L-evolution Tourbillon Large Date
Power-reserve indication on the oscillating weightFirst launched in 2009, the L-evolution collection is entering its third year of existence with a model that is exceptional on all levels. this latest addition to the collection is equippednot only with a tourbillon and a large date display, but also with a power-reserve indication appearing on a subdial directly integrated onto the oscillating weight. Yet another world first for Blancpain!The power-reserve indication is generally displayed on the watch dial, or on the bridge side of the movement. This year, Blancpain offers a third and unprecedented solution that involves indicating the power reserve on a subdial placed directly on the oscillating weight, with which it is interdependent. This new complication, already patented in 2007 and slightly modified since, is the result of more than two years¡¯ work by the Blancpain R&D teams. Transferring the power-reserve indication to the oscillating weight has been achieved by an original

Globemaster steel on steel, silver dial
I have recently gotten another itch. I was looking on Omega site and fell in love with the above. Any ADs are over 2 hrs from where I live but pics make the silver face look almost white which is what I also like about it.Anyone currently own one of these? Its obviously a dead ringer for the rollie Datejust but at about $3K less from reseller.Rated by many blogs as far superior from engine standpoint. Anyone have any thoughts or pics? BTW Omega had fluted bezels way back in the 1950s/60s so no, they didnt copy rollie.

The 'Patek you've never seen before' Topic
How about a thread with the most unique Patek watches ever madeMUST be unique piece, not just rare piecesSo if reference XXXX is made 500 times in red gold and 50 times in platinum ¡­ we're not interested in these 5050 pieces is just too muchso forget about the 5004 steel, 5070P, 5131 ¡­. way too much of these :-)Let me start with theseThese are probably the most uniqueA chrono wordltimer, afaik only 1 piece ever mada 55 mm pilot watchI believe 2 pieces made and imo both in the Patek museumNow a few titanium pieces, all of them unique pieces but the reference does exist in other materials and the ( gold or platinum pieces were widely available) But the titanium were made for charity auctionsThe 6000the 5712 Tthe 5004 T5180 T4 unique titanium pieces once made for a super collectorSkymoon tourbillon, the celestial, the gondola repeaterfrom the same huge collector a 3928 T with a HUGE diamond on the backanother celestial, ofcourse unique pieceA 5131 but not the world timer we all know,

I've never seen a Rolex like this before only $90k...
They say it's all Factory Rolex.This one will make your wife proud of you: Original Rolex Customization

First Rolex and First Post!
I've been lurking this forum for SEVERAL years but never really participated in any discussions since I was young, broke and in college. I remember reading JJ's and everyone else's posts and admiring everyone's passion about these watches; it made me feel at ease that I wasn't the only one obsessed with something most people would consider a status symbol. This forum has been a valuable resource for me through out the years and the sense of community is something you rarely see elsewhere among internet strangers. Watches have always been the one thing that always stood out to me, and I'm sure most of you feel the same way, so I won't bother trying to explain it. I've been lusting for a Submariner for over 10 years. I love the simplicity, ruggedness and it's iconic design. Earlier this year, I received a huge promotion and moved into a new position in my company into IT. This was one of those life changing moves where I felt all my hard work paid off finally. I like to think I'm