Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Co-axial Chronometer

Hands-On: With The Harry Winston Midnight Collection (Live Photos, Specs, Official Pricing)
Harry Winston has been hard at work developing their horological offerings.? Sure, they've always produced some truly spectacular high-end watches with their Opus line and bevy of mega-tourbillons, but their more everyday watches have long played second fiddle.? Though, one has to remember that while the likes of its competitors - AP, VC, PP, etc - have been making watches for, well, a long, long time, Winston has only been in watch game for only about 20 years.? Considering this, what they've accomplished is more than impressive. 2 OF 38 The Harry Winston Midnight Big Date in Rose Gold Consider the two watches we are showing you here.? Both part of the elegant Midnight collection, they are really well executed, interesting timepieces that on their own, are pretty compelling.? Directly above, you see the Midnight Big Date in rose gold.? The Big Date is 42mm and features a great circular guilloch¨¦ pattern on the dial, with porthole big date at 6 o'clock.? 3 OF

Introducing: The IWC Pilot's Watch Automatic 36 (The 36mm IWC Pilot's Watch Returns!)
We're getting closer and closer to the main event for the Richemont maisons: SIHH is only 10 days away. IWC has already announced that this is going to be the Year of the Pilot's Watch, and we had a look just recently at the new Big Pilot's Heritage 55 and 48 timepieces, which borrow their aesthetic from the b-uhr (navigation watches) made by IWC in the 1940s. Now, IWC introduces the Pilot's Watch Automatic 36 – a first look at the changes in the pipeline overall for the iconic and beloved Mark series. Let's talk a little bit about the history of pilot's watches at IWC as well. 1 OF 4 IWC Pilot's Watch Automatic in 36mm The history of manufacturing pilot's watches goes back to the introduction by IWC, in 1936, of the so-called "Special Watch For Pilots," which was one of the first purpose-built watches for aviators (there was also, of course, the Weems Seconds-Setting watch, which was developed by P. V. H. Weems in 1927

authorized ROLEX dealer UK!!!
Anyone else experiencing problems with Rolex website? It simply does not work for me. :mad::mad:Anyone have any suggestions on how i can find a list of authorized dealers in the UK.

Carlos Coste's thoughts on my CC L/E;)
Pretty cool huh

Botta?
Dear All,does anyone know anything at all about this brand? For those who, like me, don't know what am I speaking about, their site is Botta-Design - Produktgestaltung, Produktentwicklung und DesigneruhrenThey seem to have reasonable prices for their automatic watches (around 700,- Euros for a ETA 2824-2) but their site contains a lot of cheesy stuff, like the sentence that their watches are "Assembled by hand in traditional workshops in the Black Forest", I don't know what to think...GLF