Hublot Big Bang 41mm Stainless Steel

Longio 1000m Diving Tourbillon Watch
Remember the Chinese watch maker Longio? I talked about them here when discussing their first tourbillon watches. I applauded the Hong Kong based watch maker for having the courage to thrust itself in the tourbillon watch market that is dominated by European watch companies that have the process down pretty well. China's strength is in ingenuity and keeping costs low. The highly sought after tourbillon complication could be had from Longio at a fraction of what the European makers charge. Not that Chinese tourbillon watches are a replacement for the Europeans, but it is was certainly a knock on the door of the stalwart giants.Now comes Longio's second tourbillon watch, the yet to be properly named 1000m Diving Tourbillon. Diver tourbillon watches aren't new, but this combination of 1000m water resistant case, sporty looks, and cost of about $8,000 simply cannot be found in any European watch for double, triple, or even quadruple the cost. In fact most European diving tourbillon watches

10-Days and 2-Timezones: Oris Introduces the Calibre 112
One of the greatest stories in the past few years is the resurgence of Oris. The brand's been on fire lately, releasing a string of excellence including the Williams F1 Chronograph, the instant-classic Divers Sixty-Five, and the stunning in-house Calibre 111. The trend shows no signs of stopping at Basel 2016, with Oris pulling the covers off of several exciting new prospects headlined by the Artelier Calibre 112. The third new in-house calibre in three years for Oris, the Artelier Calibre 112 is their most impressive yet, with a host of new complications wrapped together in an extremely handsome package.While on the lager side at 43mm, the case of the Artelier Calibre 112 is contemporary and dressy, with delicate tapering lugs emerging from softly rounded case sides. The polished bezel is thin and elegantly simple, flanked by a small pillbox crown at 3. Available as either an all stainless or two-tone stainless and rose gold design, the restrained lines of the case are an attractively

Could use some input
Hi allI am contemplating purchasing a Breitling for my hubby. He already has some nice watches, but he usually leaves them at home when we travel and puts on his seiko. I thought a Breitling would be a nice masculine durable watch that he would be able to use for travel, swim, and knocking around. He usually wears a Rolex submariner at home. I was thinking of the Navitimer with a black face and steel band. I really don't know if this is a good choice in the Breitling brand, and would appreciate any suggestions. Is there one model that is king to all the rest? Is there one that people like better or that is better value? I am sort of going into this blind and could use all the help I can get. It's for our 25th wedding anniversary and I'd like it to be special.

Setting the Khaki Air Race GMT?
Hi guysI recently bought my first Hamilton watch, a Khaki Air Race GMT. I know this might sound like a stupid question but I am having trouble trying to read off the GMT scale on the watch. How should I set a GMT watch?

Patek 5177 purchased, no papers...
I have purchased my first modern Patek Philippe and I couldn't be more thrilled. I traded two watches and a bit of cash for it to a well known and respected dealer, who I have inquired to about the issue.The watch showed up and is in great condition (like new). However, it does not have papers, mauals, tags, and short two links.I emailed the dealer and pointed this out the day I got it and he responded that the watch from a certified dealer but did not come with papers.We had been talking trade numbers and not an actual value of the watch so based on how that conversation had gone I assumed that he was placing a value on the watch of $25,000 or so. The watch arrived without anything other than a box and I am upset.I'm trying to figure out what to do here. What I would like to acomplish is to have a 5711 with box and papers for the deal I made, which was very fair and left a good bit of meat on the bone for the dealer OR find a value on the 5711 and discount the current one to that.What