Chopard Mille Miglia Titanium Yellow Chronograph

Baume & Mercier Capeland Flyback Chronograph (Video)
For 2011 the 180-year-old brand is launching a new chronograph in its Capeland line. The 44mm case, available in steel or 18K red gold, houses a La Joux-Perret automatic bi-compax chronograph movement with flyback and date. The dial offers a distinctly vintage appeal with telemeter and tachymeter scales. Blued or gilt Breguet hands complete the retro look. Find wallpaper and prices inside. The movement is visible through a sapphire caseback and features blued steel screws and a circular-grained finish for the plate and the bridges. The rotor is engraved with the brand¡¯s emblematic Phi, further adorned with ¡°C?tes de Gen¨¨ve¡± and snailed d¨¦cor.The steel version is priced at $7000, while the 18K red gold model retails at $18,000plete specifications appear below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.ReferencesCAPELAND 10006 – SteelCAPELAND 10007 – 18K red goldMovement: Manufacture, automatic, (La Joux-Perret 8147-2)Open worked oscillating weight adorned with ¡°C?tes de

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 141: Live From New York
Live from New York it's the Hour Time Show! John and I hang out and discuss Tudor's return to the US and the watches-dealer review of the Heritage Chrono Blue. We also talk again about smartwatches, and the Eone Bradley watch for the blind.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 141 here. Download the mp3.

The next watch on my list is___________.
The SKX007k2 its on sale right now for the cheapest I've ever seen it unfortunately at an unsponsored site.What is the next watch on your list? Why don't you have it yet? Why is it the next watch on your list?I just picked up the Orange Monster on sale for the cheapest advertised price I've ever been able to find, and the Invicta 8928ob, I started this watch frenzy with Invicta and acquired a few in a short amount of time. I wanted to do 3 or 4 in several brands covering a variety of styles. I got a Seiko panda chrono , the OM, an Armani dress watch, a classic g-shock. The icon 8926c, a huge 47mm 5621, and the blue and gold classy 8928ob, so im sort of done with Invicta for now I'm wanting to move into Seiko. Then probably a classic something with Hamilton or Tissot.Invicta 8926cInvicta 5621 47mmInvicta 8928ob[possible lefty russian diver just because]Seiko SND219Orange MonsterMight also pick up the daily deal on this site for $60 the Seiko 5 series SNXS73SKX007Casio classic Gshock

5131R - another offer
You won't believe. You get another 5131R offer in Taiwan. I had not visited any Taiwan AD in last 6 years because I am loyalty to Boodles in last 8 years. Karls tells me to visit Taiwan AD to look at 5270 series. So I visited two ADs in Taiwan recently. Last week, I got a phone call to offer me a 5131R. I am so surprise about this. Only condition to do is that I have to buy 5271P and one Perpetual calendar.I have not decide what to do because I like boodles very much. However, Taiwan AD will not hold 5131R paper for two years. What will you decide If you were me?

Need advice PP for a 6" wrist
Hello everyone,It's been about 3 months since my first serious watch purchase. A 114060 SubND! A great watch I might add. I thought it would be my first and last watch purchase for at least 5-10 years..But this isn't the case at all. I caught the bug and now want a PP. A PP Aquanaut is on my radar! The only issue I have is sizing. I have a 6 wrist and need some advice. Should I hunt for a 5165? Or does 5167 fit fine for those with chicken wrists? Does 2mm make that much of a difference? Where are all the small wristers photos?Appreciate any advice.Many thanks! 😄Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk