Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Geographic

Bell & Ross WW1 Collection Launch Party
Bell & Ross recently presented its new WW1 collection at the historic H?tel National des Invalides whose famed Eglise du Dome houses Emperor Napoleon I¡¯s tomb. This new collection, which includes a pocket watch (the PW1) as well as the WW1 wristwatch, traces the evolution of timepieces from the pocket to the wrist. Guests had the opportunity to visit the famous Mus¨¦e de l¡¯Arm¨¦e and then gathered in a sumptuous ballroom to enjoy exquisite French cuisine and vintage Champagne. After admiring the watches, the guests could stroll along the walkways overlooking the square courtyard of the Invalides to soak up the historic atmosphere. The nearly 300 guests included media personalities, French military officers, political figures and watch aficionados.

So it looks like Aaron Eckhart (the actor) is a new Ambassador for Rolex :o)
Got my new "Men's Health" magazine in the mail the other day and as a WIS I couldn't help notice what he was sporting on his wristlooks like a Sub, right?at least it looked like one to meHe may be a WIS too, as he's pulling a classic WIS move, casually rolling up his shirt cuffs exposing his watch for all to viewHe's in one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen "In the Company of Men". One of my most favorite portrayals of evil.Cheers,Steve R"IN THE COMPANY OF MEN is about a psychological love triangle set within 90s corporate culture.Chad and Howard, two young white collar executives from a home office in a nameless city, are first seen en route to a six-week business trip at a branch office. Both are frustrated by their lot in life passed over for promotions by younger colleagues at work and rejected by their respective long term girlfriends so they formulate a plan that will bond them in their pain in order to ultimately feel better about themselves as men. All they need n

Limes anyone?
Hey guys,I saw a few Limes Watches lately at my local AD. They are kinda interesting for quality affordable watches. I wonder if any of you own one and would like to share your views on them.Cheers!

Audemars Piguet at its best!
Greetings TRF,I had a little bit of fun tonight with my camera and light box and I thought it would be the perfect time to share with you some pictures of what makes my new (to me) AP work...We start off with the complete watch sans bracelet...Given that it's an old gold watch, scratches and dings are all over the place but it's okay, that's why I collect what I collect...The caseback is quite easy to take off but the popping sound it makes still reminds you that it will always keep the movement safe! And here it is! For those of you who didn't see my incoming thread, this movement is the Audemars Piguet caliber 2003, a small two hands movement developped by Jaeger-Lecoultre who has been sold to AP from 1953 to 2002 (if memory serves), they would then adjust it and finish it (if I'm not mistaken, I know the adjustments are done by them but I can't fully remember if they took care of the perlage and c?tes de Gen¨¨ve). This same ¨¦bauche has also been sold to Vacheron Constantin for severa

RG Twins....
With the recent acquisition of AK797's lovely 26320OR, I thought I would share my love and it's sexy twin brother.Mine of course is the one without stickers, I ripped those things off so quick, LOL!