Corum Admirals Cup Competition NEU incl MWST mit B+P

Only Watch World Tour Runs August 30 – September 22
On September 23, the Principality of Monaco will stage the world-famous Only Watch charity watch auction. Under the High Patronage of HSH Prince Albert II, 40 unique timepieces will be sold by leading horological auction house Antiquorum. Leading up to the auction, the featured timepieces will be on tour, visiting many of the world’s leading collecting capitals. For this fourth edition of the auction, 40 of the most prestigious and innovative Swiss watchmakers have each created a unique and special timepiece:AUDEMARS PIGUET – BELL & ROSS ¨C BLU ¨C BLANCPAIN – BOVET FLEURIER – BREGUET – CELSIUS X VI II – CHANEL – CHAUMET – CHOPARD – CORUM ¨C CYRUS – DE BETHUNE – DELACOUR ¨C DEWITT – FRANCK MULLER – FREDERIQUE CONSTANT – GIRARD-PERREGAUX – GLASH¨¹TTE ORIGINAL – HARRY WINSTON – HERMES – HUBLOT – IKEPOD – JAQUET DROZ – LAURENT FERRIER – LOUIS VUITTON – MA

Basel Preview: Breitling Montbrillant 01 Limited
Breitling is writing a new chapter in the history of the Montbrillant chronograph by equipping it for the first time with Caliber 01, a movement developed and produced in the company workshops in La Chaux-de-Fonds. This is a limited series of 2,000 pieces in steel and 200 in 18K red gold. Look inside for wallpaper and pricing information. With a look inspired by the 1940s and 50s and featuring a circular slide rule bezel for pilots, the Montbrillant chronograph was named after the building on Montbrillant Street, in the heights of La Chaux-de-Fonds, which housed the Breitling workshops from 1892 to 1979. In these premises, the brand developed inventions and improvements that would significantly advance wrist chronograph movements, including the first independent pushpiece (1915), the second independent pushpiece (1934) and the first selfwinding chronograph (1969). This was also where Breitling produced its first onboard chronographs that contributed to its status as ¡°official supplier

Had an interesting evening today...
Thought I'd say hi and recommend a place to my friends in (or near) London.If you happen to be near Knightsbridge, right opposite Harrods, hiding behind is a restaurant called 'Zuma'.Unfortunately I did not have my camera on me.Some of the things we had,Ise ebi: Lobster tempuraebu no sumibiyaki: Jumbo Tiger Prawn with Yuzu pepperWagyu no sumibiyaki: Wagyu fillet cooked medium - it was a slice of heaven! Miso fumi no foagla: foie gras marinated in miso....mmmm delicious! A little after 6pm it wasn't too full, but it started to get packed really quickly. The ambience was great, but started to get a little too loud closer to 19:30-20:00...Highly recommended :)All the best,Michael.

Sea dweller in the field
i popped in to my local watchsmith,,, He showed me his recently acquired sea dweller,,,,, a gorgeous piece that didnt look huge as i expected,,, his watch sat very nice on the wrist,,,,, slimmer case then other sea dwellers he told me,,,,,

Sub or GMT....that is the question.
Hi guys! I am new to the forum and have enjoyed learning from all the experts on here. I must say that this site has become somewhat of an obsession and I’m sure my productivity has suffered a bit since finding it. That said, I’m considering buying a Rolex and the two that I’m most interested in are the Sub and GMT Master II. I am particularly drawn to the blue/gold sub and the black/gold GMT. I have looked at both the old style and the new style (Ceramic) in each model. Obviously, my wallet would appreciate the older models more, but I’m torn on which way to go. I’ve also considered that if I went with the older model, I might even be able to do one of each for near what one in the Ceramic style would run. LOL! Just looking for opinions from members on which way to go with this. edited Cheers!