Jaeger-LeCoultre MISTERIOSO ORO 14 KT

Bremont Wright Flyer Limited Edition Watch
Bremont's limited edition historical pieces have become a hallmark of the brand since they first launched the EP120 in 2010. Today, at the London Science Museum, Bremont announced their latest limited edition watch, the Bremont Wright Flyer, which boasts the inclusion of not only a piece of the first successful powered flying machine, but also Bremont's first in-house movement. As a young brand with a deep passion for aviation, the Bremont Wright Flyer is a huge announcement for Bremont and a fitting platform for the launch of a new caliber that they refer to as their first manufacture movement.After seeing last year's Codebreaker and its impressive integration of a number of historical elements, we all wondered what Bremont could do to take this concept to a new level. Now in its fifth generation, the Bremont LEs are an excellent introduction to the brand and with the new Bremont Wright Flyer, the brand has returned to the original formula of paying tribute to a legend from the histor

RGM 151P Review
About a month ago I had the pleasure of aquiring my first RGM watch & at Valter's request I thought I'd try my hand at writing my first review. Here goes!:Let me start by start by saying that I've been an RGM owner for just over a full month, & I am completely impressed by the design, build quality & accuracy of this beautiful time piece. Here are some picures taken today (with my Nikon P100):The overall measurements are 38.5mm across by about 10mm thick, & the case is made of Titanium (also available in stainless steel). At that classic size, it slides neatly underneath my cuff & is worn very comfortably. Most of the time I have a vintage watch on my wrist & this beauty wears just right by comparison. The dial layout is very crisp, clean & easy to read, but don't mistake it for being plain. Close inspection reveals beautifully clear black numbers across a clean gray background. Lumed triangles mark the 3, 6, 9 & 12 hours, and the center of the di

Sunday Special.
I have the night off work so I'm starting the daily thread early today. I hope y'all don't mind.I just got my A-604 back from the shop. When it first arrived in this condition, I was a little unsure of my judgement in purchasing it. Now that it's been serviced, polished up and fitted with a decent band, I'm suitable impressed with it. Apparently, this is another one that keeps better time now than my watchmaker's own new Khaki.New pictures are certainly in order for this one. I have a backlog of watches that need new photos including a couple of new arrivals that I haven't shot at all yet.

Are there fake versions of cheap watches?
Hello everyone, I have a question. 8 years ago I bought a Relic brand watch at JC Penny for around 80 dollars. I wore it every day and I liked it a lot. A few weeks ago I broke it on accident when replacing the battery it was all my fault. So I looked online and I see the exact same Relic watch for 20 dollars. I thought that sounded like a great price for a watch that I already knew that I liked and that would last many years. When it arrived though, it was light weight, and cheesy feeling. 2 weeks later the turn dial is falling off regularly and the pins on the band are working themselves loose. I am curious if the quality has gone way down, or if there are actually fakes made of cheap watches, any ideas?

Advice needed on Explorer 1. Please help.
I am over the moon with my Oyster Perpetual 39 in Rhodium and thinking about a second Rolex some time soon in the future.I like the 2010 white gold 3,6,9 EXP1 and could possibly get a good deal on that OR do I get a new AD 2016 EXP1 with the lume 3,6,9. To be honest the 2010 and 2016 are great watches and I like lume 3,6,9 or white gold 3,6,9.After doing my due diligence on the forum I have noticed the 2010 has short hands. Opinions vary considerably on the forum regarding the hands.Should I go for 2010 EXP1 or 2016 Exp 1??????