Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Automatik

Cadillac & Rolex Over The Years: Cars Change, Watches Don't
I'll admit it. I love watches and I love cars. To me, they both represent a higher state of where design and machinery intersect. And being in the watch business for all of my life (I¡¯m a 4th generation watchmaker, and founder of TimeZonewatches-dealer), I always seem to find a correlation between people who own fine luxury cars, and those who own fine luxury watches. Having said that, the world of watches is amusingly different than that of cars.I¡¯ve always played a little game in my head as to what car corresponds to which watch - like those matching games you¡¯d play in the newspaper. So match the car with the watchHere are a few of my matches: Panerai and BMW, Lange and Maybach, Patek and Mercedes, Jaeger and Lexus, IWC and Audi, and the quintessential American luxury car: Cadillac and Rolex. The luxury car and watch for the masses.I was brought up in the 1960¡¯s and 1970¡¯s, and I remember so vividly the anticipation of the new car design lineups each September when the car companies

Bring a Loupe: A Killer Vintage AP Chronograph In Pink Gold, A Heuer Monaco "Dark Lord," A Big Red Daytona With Full Kit, An Early El Primero, An Hermes-Signed Universal, And More
In this week's Bring A Loupe, we've got a wide range of incredibly rare vintage pieces – some of which are offered by dealers that are, more or less, "off the grid," but that I've encountered in my travels – and rare and special contemporary pieces from modern favorites Journe and Lange. Further, if you've been hunting a rare vintage chronograph, boy do we have some options for you today – think an Hermes-signed Universal, a mythical Heuer "Dark Lord," and a 1930's AP chrono in pink gold. This is your Bring A Loupe for May 22, 2015. Heuer Monaco "Dark Lord" PVD 1 OF 10 The indisputable king of the vintage Heuer world is the Heuer Monaco "Dark Lord," or, in other words, reference 740303 N – a manually wound, PVD-coated Monaco made for just one year (1974) in very few examples. Not only is this Monaco one of the rarest watches made by Heuer, it is also one of the very first to feature

Portuguese prices? Chrono/Auto
Hi all, this is my first post, I'll wait until this evening to do my profile details, other than I am currently a wearer of a Breitling Colt Chrono, which was a gift from my parents 7 years ago, for my 18th birthday.Anyhow, I'm after something more dressy, and not really an everyday timepiece, rather one which feels special each time I strap it on.I have in mind 2 IWCs. Both would be stainless, black dial and dark brown croc. strap. The options are.. The Portuguese Auto Chrono orThe Portuguese AutomaticNot sure which is stealing my heart the most, but I would like to know others opinions. I know it's going to be down to me trying both, side by side.What are the prices of these? I'm not sure if I have a correct source, thone I found was in Euros, not US$, but I read that the Auto is 9,000 euros, whereas the chrono is 5,000. That's a big difference! I'd have (possibly wrongly) guessed that the chrono would be more expensive, no? If anyone could shed any light on the prices of these, that

Do I have the best spouse EVER . . .
Found this under the Christmas tree. I've never mentioned it and have no idea how he picked it out, but WOW.

Is the Patek store in the Dubai Mall worth a visit?
Has anyone been there recently? Do they let you try on watches? Is there anything interesting in stock?Thanks