Patek Philippe NAUTILUS ANUAL CALENDAR

Louis Vuitton Tambour Spin Time GMT
What is Spin Time? Does it determine whose top wins? Is it from particle physics? Perhaps in some neighborhoods, but not here. Spin Time is an innovate new collection from Louis Vuitton featuring watches with no hour hands. Instead, each of the 12 hour positions is occupied by a rotating cube. At any given hour, eleven of the cubes show a blank face (actually they display a subtle letter “V”) while the cube in the current hour position displays the current hour numerically. The cubes have numbers on 2 sides, so they can display, for example, 1 or 13, 2 or 14, indicating a.m. or p.m. At 3 p.m. for example, the hour cube located at the 3 o’clock position will display the number 15, while the other 11 cubes are blank. The minutes are displayed as usual, via a minute hand. There is also a standard GMT hand, set by the crown at the 8 o’clock position. Got that?The Swiss-made movement uses an ETA base, but the rotating cubes were designed by LVMH’s in-house desi

Chanel Announces J12 Moonphase 38MM Watch
The last really new J12 from Chanel was the Chromatic that watches-dealer debuted to the world here. Back in 2011 when Chanel released the Chromatic it upped the ante for Chanel's "ownership" of ceramic as a luxury material with a new metallic gray material that mixed ceramic with titanium. Chanel really started its own ceramic revolution with the original J12 watch about a decade ago. In black or white, it was anything but a polarizing design as the J12 is still beloved by many. Having said that - even though I think the J12 is a nice men's watch - it was women who found it the most interesting.Now, in late 2013 Chanel adds a new character to the J12 collection with the J12 Moonphase. The added moon phase complication is being debuted in a range of models that span from a classic white J12, to a Chromatic model, and even a totally jewel encrusted limited edition model (actually two of them). Though for now, the J12 Moonphase will be available exclusively in the 38mm wide size. Let's t

42mm PO 8500
hey guys I am about to pick up the new 8500 PO in 42mm. I was curious if someone could pm me in regards to what price I should expect to pay. I know that msrp is near 6000, but it seems normal to get a discount. I would appreciate the help

Another comp: 5396g Tiffany vs 5550p
How about this? Which one?

Back from Basel, 116710LN & 116710BLNR not in Rolex book
So the BLNR and the LN GMT's were missing from the catalogue and pricelist handed out at Basel. Why is this not bigger news?