Omega Speedmaster automatic chronograph Michael Schumacher

Pre-SIHH: Introducing The Baume & Mercier Capeland Flyback Chronograph In Black
This is the best looking Baume & Mercier we've seen in a while.? In fact, we would even call it downright awesome looking.? What it is is a Pre-SIHH 2012 announcement - a new Capeland Flyback chronograph in the same family as the one we saw launched last January, but with a twist.Last year's Capeland featured a clear white dial, but we are partial to this new rich black iteration with gilt Breguet hands and red scales.? The Capeland is indeed an integrated flyback chronograph, a pretty slick movement and definitely fitting for the aesthetic and 1940s inspiration.?The Capeland Flyback in black is sized at 44mm and will be available in Spring 2012.? Stay Tuned: For A Week On The Wrist with the Baume & Mercier Capeland Flyback Chronograph coming very soon! Click through for more looks at this awesome new watch. 2 OF 5 3 OF 5 4 OF 5 5 OF 5

The Traveling WTF Mascot sees some fireworks!
I took Mascot around the city tonight, and he made some friends. A nice group of people were in colonial garb and I got a good shot of Mascot on one woman's wrist. She got a kick out of the whole premise of sending a watch to every corner of the globe. He also met an incredibly gorgeous redhead in a little black dress who was gracious enough to allow a few shots, but sadly the photos did not come out as it was much too dark at the time ....and bonehead (that would be me) did not have the flash on. :mad: We'll get to the sights like the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and some other landmarks tomorrow. For tonight I thought it would be appropriate to show some fireworks! Campbell's Field in Camden never disappoints. While searching for the perfect spot, I figured I better get one of the flag:(I had no idea how poor my pocket camera was at capturing motion)Anyway, I decided since security was concerned about the fans on the field, it was worth a try to get a spot that had a vi

Any love for the white dial Nautilus?
Most Nautilus owners and enthusiasts love the blue dial and it is a nice rich blue color. My first Nautilus was a blue dial, and although it does not get much wrist time anymore, it was and will be a classic watch.However is there any love for the white dial Nautilus? With its reduced popularity, are people seeing lower AD prices and secondary market prices?

Two hour flight for my rolex
So my local AD has me on a ~3 month wait-list for my watch, while a more distance AD seems to suggest that I can get one within the month. Although I would have to hop on a plane for 2 hours (4 hours round trip) to pick up said watch. Tax savings and/or perceived (read assumed) discount will more then cover the cost of a ticket. Of course I am not hoping on a plane until the distance AD text me a picture of my watch. Is there any downside from getting a watch from AD that won't be readily accessible going forward? Would potentially make a day trip out of this when/if availability raises.

One watch guy (service time?)
What do you one watch guys do when your one watch goes in for service? Down time can be around 1 month, which seems like a huge amount of time to be with out a watch.I am in the market for my first Rolex and have thought about this. I have a daily beater (Steinhart), which I guess I will wear when my Rolex goes in for service.