Jaeger-LeCoultre Tribute to Deep Sea US Version

HYT H2 Aviator Watch
Some people just don't get HYT watches. They struggle with reading the time from the "fluidic" hour indicator. For some, the new HYT H2 Aviator will make little sense, because aviation watches are traditionally the most legible and uncluttered of all. But this is not a pilot's watch: this is a modern timepiece that draws inspiration from a design code that, thanks to its fundamental simplicity, is open to interpretation.The HYT H2 Aviator is a dressed-up version of the HYT H2, in the same way that the HYT H1 Air, released earlier this year (check out the review here), is a version of the H1. We've seen the fluid-filled bellows, angled in a V-shape before; we expected the prominent balance and balance bridge to ornament the dial at 12; we could have staked our lives on the yellow/green liquid that encircles the dial making an appearance. What we maybe didn't see coming was the complete redesign of the minute hand, the addition of large, legible numbers to the face of the watch (on a flo

Despite Poor Economic Conditions Why 2014 Saw Slight Increases In Swiss Watch Sales
via fhs.chCoverage of new watches and offering advice on how to better appreciate watches is incomplete without talking about the health and movement of the watch industry overall. 2014 was a really rough year for many markets, yet some luxury product makers saw record numbers in 2014. How does one explain this apparent contradiction? watches-dealer will republish a letter (below) sent to us by colleague and luxury industry economic consultant Mr. Frank Muller (not to be confused with the watchmaker Franck Muller) out of Dresden, Germany. Normally, we would offer his findings in our own words, but we couldn't really say it more succinctly, so we thank Mr. Muller for his permission. You can learn more or contact him via his consultancy The Bridge To Luxury.The answer whether in 2014 the glass of wine was half full or half empty for the luxury industry is a moot point. It was, indeed, a challenging year. Obviously, geo-political developments occurring in the Middle East, Ukraine, Hong Ko

1st Illinois purchase
How'd I do? Two-tone Ensign. Seller's photos. Question - did Illinois use black enamel in their bezel & case engravings? Paid $330 and the movement has been serviced recently and comes with a 1 year warranty.

Deep Blue Juggernaut 2 ~ Blue edition
Take a trip to the gorgeous Deep Blue with this stunning Juggernaut leading your way! The round silver-tone 316L stainless steel case shows a unidirectional rotating bezel with a diver's scale. The round dial shines in blue and features a wave textured design. Hour markers show in all hour positions except 12:00 and 3:00 while a date window appears at 3:00. This Deep Blue is fueled by a Japanese Miyota 9015 Automatic movement. The 316L stainless steel bracelet tapers to 20mm W and attaches with a push button deployant clasp. Make a splash as you embark on your next adventure with Deep Blue's Juggernaut! ? Bracelet: Stainless Steel ? Movement: Japanese Miyota 9015 Automatic ? Crystal: Sapphire ? Crown: Screw Down ? Clasp: Push Button Deployant ? Bracelet Measurements: 9" L x 22mm W ? Case Measurements: 46.5mm ? Case Thickness: 18mm ? Water Resistance: 100 ATM - 1000 meters - 3300 feet ? Limited Edition # 44/5000 IMG_8846.jpgIMG_8847.jpgIMG_8848.jpgIMG_8849.jpgIMG_8853.jpg

Liquidmetal vs ceramic
Hey guys, is Liquidmetal and the ceramic on the new PO Cal. 8500 the same thing?Or can you only get Liquidmetal in those limited addition watches?Thanks.