Swatch Originals Silver Friend Too Silver Dial Black Rubber Ladies Watch GB287

Come to the Autodromo Stradale Launch in NYC Tomorrow
Just the other day, Autodromo, released a new line of automatic watches at the Concorso Italiano in Monterey California. The Stradale series continues their automotive inspired-spin on watch design with a refreshing sense of elegance and style. Their last series, the Prototipos, drew from 60¡®s and 70's chronographs, achieving a vintage aesthetic that both watch and car enthusiasts found very appealing. The Stradales go back to the cars themselves and a slightly earlier era, being based on the dashes from Italian sports berlinettas of the late 50s and early 60s. There is a definite retro feel to them, yet the execution looks very modern. Fusing a 40mm case with wire lugs, dials with floating glass indexes, domed sapphire crystals and simply to-die-for straps, these Miyota 9015 powered stunners are their new flagship line, priced at $875.We'll be getting these in for review post-haste, so I'll leave my more detailed thoughts for then, but right now we have an exciting opportunity to shar

2012 Basel Teaser
Rolex has given us a teaser of whats to come this year. Looks like the info on the Sky Dweller is spot on as the website shows a white bezel with a red arrow pointing to the 7 marker for March 7!Can't wait to see this new piece!

IWC iPhone App
Hey all,Has anyone tried the IWC iPhone app? I have to say it's great. Really worth a look. It even has a podcast function where you can listen to the story of IWC's history in a novel type fashion. Also great for reading about the history and viewing models and it's FREE. Let me know what you think!Connor

2013 State of the Collection! Let's see'em!
Haven't done one of these for awhile, so here we go. Here's my current collection in today's order of love, which might be different tomorrow Let's see yours! Omega Speedmaster Mk40Lum-Tec 300M-2Lum-Tec V1R-LETag Heuer Indy 500Lum-Tec M42Marathon TSARVictorinox 500MAndroid Ceramic VirtuosoCasio Mudman

Long term forecast for the Nautilus
Hey Gents, So I think it goes without being said that the Nautilus, in particular the 5711, has become the king of the watch world with the only exception being vintage Daytonas. The price rise has been meteoric to say the least, and despite the potential for even higher prices, I caved and unloaded mine last week. I don't regret it, I bought the watch at below retail back in 2012 and have enjoyed it thoroughly. I would have been happy to get the amount I paid back, but at an almost 100% increase in value compared to what I got it for, I absolutely could not resist the temptation of better watches being within my grasp With that being said, what do people foresee the long term forecast of the Nautilus being? I'm not talking about the next couple of years because I personally see it as a bubble in the short/medium term. I'm talking years, possibly decades in in advanced. Personally, I have a feeling that in the coming years, Patek will discontinue the 5711 and come out with a new model