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Hands-On: The Girard-Perregaux Laureato 2016 Edition
The Laureato is one of Girard-Perregaux's most important designs, with a history going back to its birth in 1975 as a quartz-based chronometer wristwatch. The first mechanical versions of the Laureato were released in 1995, with the GP caliber 3100 and this year, GP is going back to that year for inspiration, with the 2016 edition of the Laureato automatic. The vintage Laureato self-winding models are well thought of by GP fans and collectors, but the appeal of the Laureato has always been a bit niche. Does the new 2016 model have what it takes to become the break-out, entry level icon Girard-Perregaux needs? Let's take a look. 1 OF 7 The first thing worth knowing about this new version of the Laureato is that it's definitely larger than the original self-winding model from 1995, which was 36 mm in diameter and just under 8 mm thick. That model, on the wrist, really feels like an extra-flat watch; it has a feeling of unobtrusive fineness that I found really ap

New "Rating Rolex" Brochure
Anyone else get the "Rating Rolex" brochure with their new issue of Watch Time? It was certainly an unexpected addition to the monthly magazine package. It is basically a review of all the Rolex models that Watch Time has rated over the years. Nothing really new in terms of content or pix, but it is pretty cool compilation. In fact, its not all that different from the Rolex special edition they did a few years ago - just that it includes the addition of the Milgauss, Deep Sea, and YM2. The brochure includes some of the newer Rolex ads and has an introduction by Allen Brill wherein he points out how well Rolex has done in Watch Time tests/ratings overall and against other watch brands. It also has a "6 Things to Know" about Rolex technology at the back. Pretty standard there.Nonetheless, there is so little new information/publications/articles about Rolex, that it is always somewhat exciting to get something new - even if its sort of recycled.I didn't see it included with the new

The IWCCo Admiral and General Trench Watch Cases, Together Again ! ! !
Hey guys!Today is a pretty special day!This just might be the very first time that all of the Admirals and Generals from the Illinois Watch Case Company have been pictured together ! ! !On September 5, 1917 the Illinois Watch Case Company gave proper names to four of their trench watch cases.These proper names were: Admiral Evans, General Joffre, General Funston and Admiral Benson.All four of these men had very distinguished military careers so it makes complete sense that the IWCCo would name their top of the line cases after them.The General Joffre and the Admiral Evans are probably the hardest to obtain out of this group (especially a gold filled Admiral Evans with an offset crown).The Admiral Evans is a size 0s, the General Joffre is a GIANT size 6s, the General Funston is a size 0s and the Admiral Benson is a size 3/0s.This picture is pretty EPIC!To have all four of these watches in the same room is nearly impossible...............that is until today!ENJOY ! ! !And here is the Sep

W R U Wearing? Tuesday March 15, 2016
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Have you ever used your rolex warranty?
If rolex watches can last a life time, would anything even happen in the first 5 warranty years?