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DeWitt’s Wild Antipode
Jerome DeWitt is a charming man who knows how to create suspense, and how to create watches. We entered his elegant booth at Basel and were seated in comfortable chairs around a low table. As the presentation began, Mr. DeWitt produced what looked like a substantial watch on a small stand, covered with a cloth, and he set it on the table, still covered. He moved like a magician holding a bird just placed under a colorful silk. You know the bird is about to disappear, so you focus on it hoping to catch the trick. In this way I focused on the mystery watch under the cloth as other watches were presented. Eventually, the cover lifted… … and fortunately the watch was still there. I¡¯ve always said that everybody needs a sporty minute repeater tourbillon GMT. If you don¡¯t have one yet, I have great news: it¡¯s called the Antipode, and it finished a close second to Christophe Claret¡¯s DualTow for my personal Holy Smokes! award at Basel 2009. Unlike Mr. DeWitt, I won¡¯t keep you wait

Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days Titanio DLC Watch
Panerai has announced a stable of new models this week at Watches & Wonders in Hong Kong. Among a range of new Radiomirs, we find two very cool limited edition dial variations for the Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days Titanio DLC. Panerai's vintage-inspired 1950¡¯s line offers a time-proven aesthetic that reflects the early days of the Luminor case and the addition of its now iconic lever action crown guard. With the 1950 3 Days Titanio DLC, Panerai is offering a "best of both worlds" solution that provides their classic Italian diver-style in a lightweight but scratch-resistant DLC titanium case.These two limited edition Luminors differ only by dial design. The PAM617 (above, left) employs Panerai¡¯s classic black logo sandwich dial with the distinctive 12, 3, 6, and 9 numerals and a sub seconds display, while the PAM629 (above, right) is given a "cali dial," which mixes arabic and roman numerals in a nod to the early Radiomirs that bore a similar dial design. The PAM629's dial is otherwi

The best move I've made with regard to watches - what's yours?
Mine is deciding NOT to sell my Hamilton Jazzmaster Tonneau. When I first got it, I didn't think I'd be able to get used to its size. After wearing a couple of other large watches, I think it's just right. While I can't say I have a favorite because I like my various watches for different reasons, I will say that I am very glad I decided to keep it.So what's the smartest thing you've done with regard to watches?

nebie question on PP annual calendar watch.
On a PP annual calendar watch do you have to set the date every year or every 4 years. That is the watch will go from feb 28 to March 1 (normal years) so no adjustment have to be made on normal years. Have to make a adjustment on leap years (every 4 years)or..the watch goes from feb 28 to 29 then March 1 so you have to advance the watch a day every year except for leap years. p.s. my bulova watches need only to correct the date every fours years (on leap years)

Love the lume!!!
Let¡¯s try and make this a longstanding thread,Show your Lume everyone! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk