Tudor Submariner 70160

Greubel Forsey Art Piece 1 Tribute To Robert Filliou Watch
Today, Greubel Forsey announced another version?in their slowly but surely expanding Art Piece 1 collection ¨C an extremely limited line of unique watches that feature a genuinely microscopic sculpture, crafted by Willard Wigan. The Greubel Forsey Art Piece 1 Robert Filliou is the latest addition, following pieces that featured barely visible maquettes of a sailboat, a hummingbird, a falcon and even a tribal mask.As usual, the centerpiece of the watch is the?unfathomably small sculpture created by micro-sculptor artist Willard Wigan. For more details, and a closer look?at an Art Piece, check out our hands-on article about the Art Piece 1 here. For this piece, he?made?a black hat with cards?flying out from it and his creation is visible through the magnifying glass integrated into the side of the case?¨C as seen on the image above. The association is clear and unmistakeable: it is a magicians hat featuring a well-known trick,?where cards are magically flying out from it. This is?executed

Introducing The Bell & Ross WWI Monopusher Chronograph (Live Pics)
We saw a lot of interesting stuff from Bell & Ross this year at BaselWorld, including the WWI Monopusher chronograph you see above.? Bell & Ross has always made unquestionably handsome watches, in particular their vintage and heritage lines, but this year we saw Mr. Rosillo's brand get slightly more "watch-y".? They came out with a few higher end pieces that we'll cover later that really impressed us, including a jump-hour with a module created by Vincent Calabrese.But, we'll get to that in due time.? Today we are showing you a new introduction that sits somewhere between the handsome ETA-powered standard collection and the expensive, complicated pieces.? The WWI Monopusher uses the pocketwatch-inspired, wired-lug design you've seen before in the WWI collection but this time around, Bell & Ross has put a La Joux Perrret mono-pusher chrono movement inside.? Now, you maye be thinking "hey, didn't somebody else just use a La Joux Perret monopusher in a watch featured on the 'Dink?" and yo

Pocket watch ID help needed please
Dear all:I just bought this pocket watch.I like it very much.S/N is 7205510. Can anyone tell me year of manufacture?Thanks in advance.Cheers,GilbertoFace.jpgInternals 1.jpgInternals 2.jpg

For those looking for a 5270G
Hi gents, There's a 5270G at wempe in Cologne city center for those looking for 1. Displayed in the Windows, cost $147,000 euros. Hope it helps. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

New Watch, same lousy photographer
I've been procrastinating. And when I finally try to upload some pictures I realize I shouldn't really be using an iphone camera.I apologize to everyone (especially those who make a real effort and raise the bar with their uploads) for the terrible photo quality and especially to the Patek Philippe company for making the 5110P look so grimy. It's a beautiful watch, especially spectacular under direct sunlight. But then it becomes extremely difficult to get a nice picture for a man with my limited talents.About the watch - the 37mm is perfect for my 6.3 inch wrist. Platinum is unlike stainless steel or gold. You will appreciate it when you see it in person. The dial is crystal clear and sharp (you wouldn't believe it with these photos, ask Descartes if you don't believe me), and I think the watch is wasted under long sleeves. I'm looking forward to wearing it all summer. I've actually been staring at it and watching the inner dial turning very very very slowly.