Seiko Chronograph Blue Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch SND699

Burberry Britain Watches
I am still counting up the times Burberry uses the terms "heritage, tradition(al), craftsmanship, innovative," and other similar adjectives brands commonly use when describing their new creations. In fact, most of the Burberry Britain watch press release is actually just a list of adjectives. Even when they describe the timepiece itself they use mostly adjectives to describe it. Consider me impressed - this document ought to receive some type of award for its incredibly elegant lack of substance (however it does have a fully operational set of tech specs). Allow me to share with you a few select passages if I may:"The Britain marries our heritage and functional design values with modernity and innovation, creating a watch that is as elegant as it is relaxed.¡±"A celebration of the British inspirations behind the global brand,The Britain marries craftsmanship and heritage with modernity and innovation""It all comes from this iconic timeless piece of ourheritage which is the foundation of

Corum Golden Bridge Watch Corum unique compact rectilinear movement
Corum Golden Bridge Watch Corum unique compact rectilinear movement, Sapphire crystal window in a Web of transparent background of the operation, as a river slowly in time, say gently the fate of the Earth. Master the brush in the paint, the historical or mythological, as if figures through time and space, limits and we meet. Form mountains Corum the new 2007 published the artist painting series miniature Golden Bridge Watch includes the Adam and Eve, Napoleon and Mucha four seasons, three, its production must be combined with precision horlogère miniature sensitive technology paint engineering processes, and rich humanistic quality to this unique achievement and brilliant timeless appearance of the watches, has a time as in the perfect tour and art

Historical Perspectives: (Possibly) The World's First Perpetual Calendar Wristwatch, From Breguet, Revisited On Leap Day 2016
Here is the "Dollfus" Perpetual Calendar, nicknamed after its original owner – sold at auction in 2011, and not seen in public since.  Though it's well known in enthusiast circles both by name and reputation, we thought today – Leap Day – would be a great opportunity to look back at this historic watch - the first perpetual calendar wristwatch. When this particular watch was first sold, the price to the new owner, Mr. Jean Dollfus, was 11,000 Swiss Francs.  It was a lot of money then, and today it would be considerably more, but even the inflation adjusted price pales in comparison to what it fetched at auction at Christie's, in 2011: $475,618.  It's obviously an enormous sum of money, but the price becomes easier to understand, when you understand what the watch represents. 1 OF 4 It's quite simply one of the most important vintage wristwatches ever made by Breguet, and perhaps the single most important perpetual

GMT Sweetness!!
A little ice really pops on this GMT beauty!!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

To Engrave or Not..?
Recently purchased a DateJust 41mm and I¡¯ve been pondering getting it engraved, however just like a lot of things not sure how I will feel about it in 5,10 or 20 years for that matter. Plus if I would sell or trade etc: would it be worth less. Any experience in having engraved then not being happy about it. I¡¯d like to but I¡¯m not completely sold on doing so.