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SIHH 2015 Preview: Richard Mille RM 33-01
For 2015, Richard Mille introduces the new RM 33-01, powered by the skeletonized RMXP3 caliber. This watch offers the striking good looks of the RM 33 Extra Flat, with the added convenience of a date display. In typical Richard Mille fashion, the movement is something to behold.Most manufacturers produce primarily round watches, and shaped cases are the exception to the rule. Richard Mille takes the opposite approach, but then this brand is anything but traditional. From the launch of the brand¡¯s first watch, the RM 001, it has been known for bold, tonneau cases, with the more conservative round and rectangular cases providing styling counterpoints.?The Richard Mille RM 33 Extra Flat, from 2011, is a striking piece, but what to do if you prefer a date display? Now those who fancy the RM 33¡¯s looks can have their cake and eat it too. The new RM 33-01 adds a date, discretely tucked away at 7 o¡¯clock to preserve the balanced, symmetrical look.The round case may be traditional, but the RM

Jenny Caribbean 300 Review
The history of dive watches is a labyrinth of design and engineering from brands both large and small. Tracing the modern diver back to the mid 20th century you have big players, such as Blancpain and Rolex, creating what are now icons alongside of smaller brands that were? forgotten and others that today have achieved cult status. Some of these brands made icons in their own right, such as Squale and Zodiac, or made cases for other brands that defined a style, like EPSA with their Super-Compressors. Today we're going to take a look at a brand that is far more obscure, though they were on the forefront of dive watch innovation in the mid-twentieth century and have persisted in the background until today; Jenny.Founded in 1953 by Paul Gustav Jenny, Jenny & Cie S.A. was a brand that was focused on diving technology. Their line of watches, known as the Jenny Caribbeans, quickly raised the bar for water resistance, claiming to have created the first 1000m diver, the Jenny Caribbean 100

JLC opens its first US boutique!
It is about time if you ask me, I won¡¯t have to think about traveling to Europe or Singapore for all the special events, etc. The boutique is located in Boca Raton, Florida (don¡¯t ask me why) but according to the LeClub email the boutique features a watchmaking area. I would imagine this is similar to ones seen at tourneau. I for one am very excited to visit it and maybe get a chance at picking up some of the impossible to find boutique edition watches.

AD Discount Everose/Steel Datejust 41
First post on the forum, and of course I'm bringing up a topic that always comes up....but I am hoping I can get some feedback.I am interested in purchasing a two tone rose gold datejust 41 jubilee bracelet with the slate dial. As far as I know this is a pretty new configuration. From what I've gathered, it seems that the all gold models tend to have a bit of leeway in being discounted. Is it realistic to expect a discount on the model I am interested in?

Wait for new Rolex @ Basel or go for new Speedy?
I posted on Omega threads but thought I'd get some wise Rolex TRF input as well...I have opportunity to add new Speedy Tuesday (ST) at MSRP to current collection (pic). Would that be too many chronos or too many Omegas? Save up for another Rolex (new Basel release) or up-scale to Patek or FPJ? Problem is ST probably won't last until Basel.... First world problems, I know Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk