Cartier Roadster Chronographe GM

Complications Eggsperts: The New Faberg¨¦ Watches
High-horology companies Agenhor and APRP have come up with new complicated movements for Faberge?, of Imperial Egg fame. The Faberg¨¦ watches with these movements ¡ª two for ladies, one for men ¡ª were introduced at Baselworld 2015. Here’s what you need to know about them.Faberge?, best known for its Imperial Eggs and its luxe jewelry, has gone high horology, enlisting the help of some celebrated high-mech movement makers to do so. At Baselworld it unveiled a trio of new complicated pieces. Two of them were women¡¯s watches with fanciful retrograde displays, the work of Agenhor, the movement company owned by watchmaker Jean-Marc Wiederrecht. One watch, the Lady Complique?e Peacock, features a gold peacock that spreads its feathers gradually over the course of an hour, indicating the minutes on an arced scale. The hours are shown by a rotating ring: the current hour is at the 3 o¡¯clock position. When the hour has passed, the feathers snap back to their original position. The most unus

Back in the Rolex Fold: 14060M
After a couple years wearing other brands (IWC, Omega, Sinn, etc), I've decided to get another Rolex, a 14060M as part as a watch swap with another watch enthusiast here in Hong Kong. I've always loved the classic submariner look. I used to own a sub date, but I don't really like the cyclops on a dive watch and the watch is a bit too common. At some point about 10 years ago it seemed that a sub date was on every other wrist one would come across.I'm really happy with the watch so far. I had forgotten how comfortable the oyster bracelet is.

anybody think a lot of watch people don't even consider Breitling?
I know for some people it just comes down to design, which is going to happen as everyone has different tastesBut then there are various reasons why people probably don't even think about buying a Breitling that to me sound pretty stupid The biggest being too blingy, like the people that call it Breit-Bling or B-Ling because all they can seem to think about is one or two examples of a highly polished Breitling, perhaps even with diamonds (usually blinged out by some rapper)Another common reason seems to be people think Breitling designs are too busy, i find this wrong as well because like any watch brand, there are designs with less going on and designs with more going onAnd lastly, you have some that don't think its a brand that is really worth what they cost, at retail maybe that could be true as you can find way better deals, but you gotta look at that as not just value on the watch, but also whatever warranties you get and the service you get from the place you buy it atSome also

Speedy Broad Arrow
Hey Guys i've got a speedy broad arrow that I inherited from my grandfather. Think it dates back to 2005-2008 best I can tell from the serial. Any thoughts on where this watch sits in the speedy hierarchy?

A new Omega came to our Home, or did it?
Hei Everyone,Few months ago we got a gift, an Omega constellation double eagle,What do you guys think? I don't know alot about Omegas and I'm afraid if I take it to the Boutique and turned to be , well, not an Omega , they might not return it back to me!Cheers and sorry if I made any mistakes by posting this Thread,IMG_0174.jpgIMG_0175.jpgIMG_0177.jpgIMG_0178.jpgIMG_0179.jpgIMG_0180.jpgIMG_0181.jpgIMG_0182.jpgIMG_0184.jpgIMG_0187.jpgIMG_0189.jpgIMG_0191.jpg