Chopard Mille Miglia GT XL Chronograph Limited Edition Men's Watch 16/8459-3037

Sotheby¡¯s Reveals Important Watches For May, 2014 Auction
Sponsored PostSotheby¡¯s is offering a varied selection of wristwatches, ranging from divers to rare chronographs in their Spring sale, taking place on 14th May, 2014 in Geneva.The morning auction will kick off with an array of modern Rolex Daytonas, which offer a variety of dial styles. The reference 16520 is well represented with two well-preserved watches, lots 34 and 35, featuring a ¡°floating Cosmograph¡± dial. The so-called ¡°floating dial¡± shows the designation ¡°Cosmograph¡± with a marked distance from the ¡°Officially Certified¡± line above. Another reference 16520 (lot 53) from a transitional period, believed to have been produced for one year only, displays a rare dial which does not include the ¡°Officially Certified¡± feature.In the afternoon, vintage sports model wristwatches will be the stars of the rostrum. A beautifully preserved Rolex Daytona reference 6263 in stainless steel, lot 289, will be one of the first key elements of the sale for Daytona Collectors.Also notable is an e

Introducing The Hublot King Power Unico GMT
You're looking at the most interesting Hublot in a good while.? The King Power Unico GMT is a little bit Girard-Perregaux ww.tc and a little bit Urwerk 103.? The watch uses rotating satellites to display several timezones at once, though the indication is made via small red lines on the outer dial.? The movement itself is pretty impressive, if not a little confusing, but then again, most world-timers are a little tricky to read.?The Hublot King Power Unico GMT will be available in black ceramic or 18K rose gold, both sized at 48mm.? These will hit the market sometime in early 2012.?(via Perpetuelle)

M&MW this week
I don't know what we should call this, so I just abbreviated Me & My Watch in the title. So let's see if you did anything interesting this week, and show us the accompnaying wrist shot. If you don't have a wrist shot this week WHAT"S YOUR PROBLEM??? No, seriously - just put in a suggestion for the title of this weekly thread and we'll put them to a vote.This week I went to see my new store. The IWC went with me to check out my new desk:

Panerai sub 00024 bezel marker loose
Hi folks, recently picked up a k serial pam00024.Watch runs great, bezel is really tight (which is surprising - contrary to a lot of user reports that bezel is usually loose and clunky) However I noticed on the rotating bezel - the 15 / 30 / 45 minutes dot marker is a bit loose. They kind of move a bit when you touch it, but not majorly loose. Is this normal? Should this be glued on in case the marker falls out ?I've seen some pic of the markers rotated into various positions. Seems to be a common problem on these bezels

Hate to ask...is the BLNR still being made?
Does anyone l know for sure if it is still being made?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro