Jaeger-LeCoultre Futurematic Vintage

Broadway Debut: New Watch Models Launch at WatchTime New York 2015
When a new play wants to make a big splash, it opens on Broadway. When a watch company wants to put its newest timepieces in front of the most avid and knowledgeable collectors, it also turns to Broadway ¡ª specifically Gotham Hall at 1356 Boradway, site of last weekend’s WatchTime New York event. Here are the timepieces that U.S. watch aficionados saw for the first time at the event.The very first version of the Armin Strom Skeleton Pure in white gold made its debut at WTNY. The watch ¡ª a limited edition of 100 pieces ¡ª features Armin Strom’s skeletonized Caliber ARM09-S, here with the bridges accentuated by a blue 3D PVD colorization and then meticulously electroplated with rhodium by the brand’s in-house artisans. The manual-wind, double-barrel movement offers an eight-day power reserve with hours, minutes, small seconds and power-reserve indicator.The Ball Fireman NECC is an uber-masculine new model with a 42-mm stainless steel case and a stainless steel carbide, r

First Look At The Bremont Codebreaker, A Flyback GMT From Bletchley Park (Exclusive Live Pics, Detai
Moments ago, Bremont unveiled its latest special creation, the Codebreaker. This flyback chronograph GMT watch takes its styling cues from 1940s officer watches and incorporates components salvaged from Bletchley Park, the center of WWII code breaking in Britain. Here we have an in-depth look at the aptly-named Codebreaker, including details on the historical connections, technical specs, pricing, and even some early live photos. 2 OF 31 Breaking Codes At Bletchley Park To create the Codebreaker, Bremont has worked closely with the Bletchley Park Trust to gather original materials from the days of British code-cracking during World War II. Bletchley Park was the center of the British (and in many ways the Allied) decryption effort, uncovering the secrets held in messages created with German Enigma and Lorenz machines. Thousands of scientists worked with cutting edge machinery to keep the Allies abreast of the Axis's latest communications, fighting the all-importa

Not A Typical Daytona Everose Combo
Yet for some reason i enjoy it. Looks more formal on stock leather strap, yet does a nice sporty look when the band is changed to Rubber B with red stitching.

Troy Aikman wearing a DaytonaC
Sorta looks like dr evil with hair.Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

Advice: 16610LV
I am getting ready to pull the trigger and acquire the 16610LV, most likely from Tony at SD. There are a handful to choose from, however all of them are basically mint & full set(s). It boils down to a handful of serials that don't seem to matter for collecting purposes (M, Z, L I think), engraved vs. non-engraved rehaut, and $200-$800 difference for condition (LN to new without stickers). I also notice a few color variations to the bezel. If you were in my position, what would you be considering? Any thoughts or input would be appreciated. Thanks TRF-