Hamilton Jazzmaster Regulator Silver Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch H42615153

20 Brands, 20 Highlight Watches: Here’s What You’ll See at WatchTime New York 2015
The wait is over! WatchTime New York, America’s largest luxury watch show, starts tonight at Gotham Hall and features 20 sponsoring watch brands displaying their new timepieces for 2015. Scroll down to see each brand’s showcase watch, and click on the links for detailed reports on each.The new, gold-cased, black-dialed version of the A. Lange & S?hne Datograph Up/Down, combines a flyback chronograph ¡ª with a classic column-wheel control mechanism and precisely jumping minute counter ¡ª with a large ¡°Outsize¡± date indication, a hallmark of the Glash¨¹tte-based brand. The ¡°Up/Down¡± in the watch¡¯s name refers to the other element on the dial ¡ª the power-reserve indicator with ¡°AUF¡± (¡°up¡±) representing the maximum power reserve of 60 hours when fully wound, and ¡°AB¡± (¡°down¡±) warning the wearer that the mainspring¡¯s energy has been depleted.The Armin Strom Skeleton Pure Water ¡ª which recently won Germany¡¯s prestigious Red Dot Award for design ¡ª is part of the brand¡¯s Skeleton

From ¡°DNR¡± to Dominant World Power: A History of the Swatch Group
Vintage watches are a hot topic these days. All you need to do is spend some time on Instagram, in the Facebook watch groups, or any number of high profile blogs (including worn&wound) to see incredible examples of horological art and function from decades ago. Part of the reason these watches are a hot topic is the fascinating history behind them. Not just the provenance or mystery/history behind individual watches, but the history of the brands too.To that end, this is the first of a (hoped for) series of articles on those histories. We'll hope to entertain you a bit, and add to your knowledge of things horological as seen through and told by the roles these brands played.Certainly, at this point in history, there is no bigger player than the Swatch Group. These days, because of the brands they own and the efforts of ETA (which the Group also owns) to limit distribution of ¨¦bauches (unassembled, unfinished movements), they're the 800 pound gorilla in the industry, and all eyes ar

Sunday WRUW
I'm going modern today. New pic of the Viewmatic.

Jumbo too big for my wrist?
Hi everyone,I know there has been a glut of jumbo related threads of late, and I apologize for adding to it.. Thing is I have always wanted to acquire an RO Jumbo to replace my ROO Panda, but have always hesitated as the bracelet seems too stiff at the lugs, leaving big gaps between the wrist when I tried it on at the boutique.Today I managed to try on a pre owned older version 15202, and the dealer was kind enough to size the bracelet for me. See picsAnd a Panda pic for comparisonMy question is this.. Do you think the Jumbo is too big for my 6 inch wrist? Weirdly the Panda wears better due to the pliable leather strap.Also would the newer Jumbo be less or more wearable for me? Am more keen on that as I like the blue dial and the position of the AP logo.All thoughts appreciated, really want and hope to join the club!

International insurance as an expat question
Hi everyone,First post here, though I've been lurking since I've been on a waiting list for a BLNR. Hoping some more experienced members can steer me in the right direction.Here's the situation. I'm an expat in Shenzhen, China and I've been on waiting lists at 3 AD's in Hong Kong since April. My job has me traveling around Asia Pacific quite often, but the BLNR is such a hot item in Asia that they are nowhere to be found. I'll be in North and Central America on business starting tomorrow and will be going through the Newark airport, Houston airport, spending some time in San Jose, Costa Rica and a little less time in San Francisco. Hoping to find the BLNR at one of those locations.In case I do, I want to have some info on buying insurance for a Rolex as an expat. I rent my apartment here in Shenzhen, so homeowners insurance with a rider for the watch is not an option (have been an expat out here for about 9 years and I don't own any property back in the US). I'd like to look at a