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Jaeger-LeCoultre Yearbook Three Available December 1
The third edition of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Yearbook features the manufacture’s brightest stars of 2009. The Yearbook includes articles by leading authors and casts its spotlight on nature, music, filmmaking, and of course on watchmaking. The edition celebrates the 80th anniversary of Calibre 101, still the smallest mechanical movement ever made. It probes the Hybris Mechanica 55 trilogy, uniting 55 complications within three wristwatches. It takes you inside the Hybris Mechanica ¨¤ Grande Sonnerie, with 1300 parts capable of playing the entire Big Ben chime. Yearbook Three is available in English and French versions from all Jaeger-LeCoultre boutiques or at jaeger-lecoultre as of December 1.

Adventuring with the Diver
The Diver's popularity seems to keep growing here on the forum. I got mine in late April as my second AP (just three weeks after my Panda came into my life). It's a great go-anywhere kind of watch! After seeing Submarino's adventures I thought id share a trip I took with mine.I went to the San Juan Islands off the coast of Washington State. Beautiful spot to relax and find a different kind of island experience. It's accessible only by ferry or plane. I took a De Havilland Seaplane! Here's me in the cockpitImageUploadedByTapatalk1342364660.667082.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1342364676.179854.jpgHere's a shot of what the sky and water look like ImageUploadedByTapatalk1342364710.741582.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1342364739.002525.jpgI dont have any action shots. But just thought id shareCheers,JasonSent from my iPhone 4S using Tapatalk

To those who think Patek isn't catering to the younger demographic
They are 100%Young people want Patek. The fact that people are griping about Nautilus prices and obtaining pilot watches etc means it's working. Young money wants products that are difficult to attain. They are basically taking a page out of Hermes handbook with the Birkin/Kelly bags.If they made enough Nautilus to fill in demand, the big $$$ young generation doesn't want it. Patek might have known this, or coincidently the way they operate just created a perfect storm. Let the young consumers lust build by selling them annual calendars and calatravas that are sitting collecting dust, just so maybe one day they can get lucky to purchase at MSRP a Nautilus. Young consumers love this game.For the more traditional collectors, this will be a nightmare. They are not used to this GT3RS, Yeezy, Birkin, etc hype beasts. Btw to make things worst, every big entertainer/ball player/kardashian is flashing Patek now. Patek has a solid foundation of customers for the next 30 years.Sent from my iPhon

Paper named after much loved patek range ..
The watch with paper to match ...

116300 blue Roman dial
When I first started looking at Rolex , this is the DJ II that first caught my eye , as I reached the amount needed to buy it , I lost focus and started drooling over higher end pieces.I came across another one the other day and reminded me how nice that azzuro dial is, so I¡¯m on the hunt again for one ! At a bargain of course ;)Can some of you owners of this beauty post a pic or two , fluted or smooth