Cartier Roadster W62004V3 Silver Stainless Steel Strap Mens Watch

Raymond Weil Anniversary Parsifal
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Parsifal, Raymond Weil’s most well-recognized collection. Named for a Wager opera and launched in 1990, Parsifal is Raymond Weil’s flagship line. To celebrate the anniversary, Raymond Weil has produced an anniversary chronograph featuring six godron d¨¦cor on the bezel and a signature lacquer crown with the ¡°RW¡± monogram. The 2010 Parsifal collection is the fifth generation of this core line. The 41mm automatic chronograph has an 18k rose gold and stainless steel case with a black dial on a full-skin black alligator strap. Available in stores beginning this month, the anniversary piece will retail at $3,895.

Introducing The Bremont Supermarine 2000, An Even Deeper Diver
Bremont has released the latest version of its diver, theSupermarine 2000. This one, as the name suggests, is rated for a whopping 2,000meters of water pressure. Given the British brand's claim that the Supermarine'sprior iteration was tested well beyond its 500 meter rating, and their almost obsessive focus on ruggedness, we're pretty sure this one couldgo even deeper than advertised. Beyond the water resistance ensured by its patented Trip-Ticksteel case, this Supermarine also boasts Bremont's usual arsenal of movementprotection features, like a soft iron Faraday cage for repelling magnetism to a shockabsorbing movement holder that protects the chronometer-certified calibre fromvibration and impacts. The luminescent sapphire bezel, unique crown protector, dial, and oddly elegant hand design are all carried over from the Supermarine 500. 2 OF 3 Helium Release Valve on the S2000 Also inherited from the Supermarine 500 is the heliumrelease valve on the 9 o'clock side

Found: A Benrus Presented To Roald Amundsen, The First Man To Reach The South Pole
When Roald Amundsen became the first man to reach the South Pole in 1911, he got there by navigating with a sextant and a pocketwatch made by the J. Assmann watch company in Glashütte, Germany. Actually, it was two watches, both identical observation pieces certified accurate by the German Naval Institute. One was set to home time and the other to local time and both were used for navigational readings. Those watches now reside in the Fram Museum in Norway, the steward of most of Amundsen’s expedition artifacts. But not all of Amundsen’s possessions are at the museum. A descendent of Amundsen, who lives in Oslo and prefers to remain anonymous, contacted me recently to share some heirlooms, including another watch, that he inherited from his famous ancestor. 1 OF 15 Roald Amundsen was a giant of his era, which many consider the Heroic Age of polar exploration. In addition to his landmark conquest of the South Pole in 1911, he also was the first to sail thr

Audemars Piguet Long Term Value
I am very new to higher end watches, how do the AP hold their value over time. Like a Speedmaster is what it is, a Sub is what it is. Do the AP's tend to hold their value well longterm? I don't even know how old the brand is!steve

Will a 5712/1R ever be a model?
So one of my favorite dial layouts of the Nautilus line is the 5712 and from looking back at how PP releases watches it seems like this model would be a candidate for a full bracelet in rose gold at some point. I'm rather new to following PP (3 years or so) but just by looking back it seems like they do eventually introduce models like this. The only thing that makes me wonder if they are staying away from producing it is how long this dial layout has been being made. What do you all think?BestsAlex