Cartier "Three Row" Panthere

Get To Know Your Fellow Watch Collectors With This LGI Survey Data Exchange
LGI is a company that works with retailers to determine what watches are selling, where, and to whom. It is a valuable service that the watch industry relies on (at least here in the US) to advise them what the market demands and helps them decide what types of watches to produce. LGI is expanding their research to individual collectors and if you participate, they will share the entire survey data with you. Basically, if you are interested in who your fellow high-end watch lovers are, what they are buying, and how much of it, all you need to do is provide the same. It is a fair exchange for those who want to know this information.Being fans of data, we wanted to share this opportunity with the watches-dealer readers. The survey takes maybe 15 minutes if you casually go through it, especially if you are the type of collector they want to know a lot about. While personal data is not collected and you will become just a statistic, your information will be shared with interested watch bra

Watch & Car Art Together By French Artist Philippe Burlet
French painter Philippe Burlet knows his way around a brush as well as cars and watches. Burlet's medium of choice is watercolors, which he uses to aptly recreate the essence of sport racing and the watch loving spirit. Although relatively obscure in the United States, Burlet is a favorite among European motor sports enthusiasts, who often commission work from the talented painter.Burlet was not always an artist, but lived a life around automobiles. Somewhere in the mix he developed an eye for watches and seemingly became fascinated by their connection to fine cars. Burlet has a penchant for painting Ferrari cars both new and old. Though he does of course recreate other automobiles in watercolor as well.His art featuring watches portrays them in a larger than life manner, appearing bigger than their accompanying cars. This interesting practice serves to emphasize the shape and function of the watches as opposed to their status as timepieces only. This type of work can only come from so

Some DSSD love.
Here's a couple of pics of my pride and joy.An Awesome watch!

Citizen's New Signature Series?
I had the opportunity yesterday to see these new watches from Citizen called the signature series, I honestly thought the Campanola line was the only expensive watches they made. Well when I saw this I was surprise because one of the fit&finish and two the prices. I believe they start anyway from $1,000+ to right around $3,000 or so. But I can't really understand why someone would pay about the same price for one of those watches if you can get a Campanola for the same price? If I not mistaken I do believe they are Eco-Drive movements so there is a big advantage. I would say the new Signature Series is better than the standard Eco-Drive collection but not as good as the Campanola because unlike the Campanola there not hand made or assembled. Here's a pic of a Signature Piece.(P.S I apologize if this is not a Signature piece because I had hard time finding one so if anyone as a pic please post thanks)

Shooting With Nikon D3100, with macro shoot, lenses 18-55mm.
F3.5, Iso Auto. And After: I Mean I try to take a Picture but Oh I am Very Bad to take a nice picture or the camera doesn¡ät colaborate to me, or Can be both