Vacheron Constantin 4126 Vintage Round, Yellow Gold

Pocket Full of Complications: Today’s Haute Horlogerie Pocketwatches
Even though the wristwatch long ago supplanted it in popularity, the classical pocketwatch continues to soldier on as a novelty in the world of timepieces, beloved by some collectors for their old-school appeal and large, decorative movements, and many of today’s watch brands have used the style to express not only their historical cachet but also their horological expertise. Here we shine the spotlight on some recently released modern pocketwatches from popular wristwatch brands.One of the year’s most complicated pocketwatches comes from Cartier, a brand that in recent years has dedicated itself to strengthening its haute horlogerie cred. The Cartier Grand Complication Skeleton is in a white-gold case, 59.2 mm in diameter, with openworked Roman numerals elegantly carved from the white gold surface of the case. It contains a manual-winding manufacture movement, Caliber 9436 MC, which is visible from both the front and back, and is made up of 457 total parts. The watch has a

Servicing vs. Regulating
Hi guys, sorry for this basic question.In case Rolex Center or any watchmaker says to you that your Rolex needs regulating/regulation, what does he/she mean? Does it mean the same as it needs servicing? What is the difference between servicing and regulating, if any? Does regulating include cleaning and re-lubing?Cheers

CK2998. It's here!
Hey, Omega gang!Happy to say my watch arrived last Friday! Super busy week, as I was fortunate enough to also get my hands on a white Daytona C, as I posted in the last few days over at the Rolex section.Being a sucker for blue, I think this one is just gorgeous. Granted, it's not a faithful rendition of the original, but rather a piece inspired by the CK2998 from the past. Regardless, the result looks so nice that I really don't mind the mere throwback nature of this LE.My local AD was great and I got a nice swag package as well. The cherry on top, though, was that he gave me two tickets to watch the Olympic soccer quarter-finals between Germany and Portugal as an Omega guest. Now THAT WAS AWESOME didn't wear the CK, but had my SM300 on to honor the invite.Anyways, here are some pics of it all!

Speculation on 5970 numbers
Hi Everyone,Seeing that most people would ask their Genie for a 5970, I tried to find out how many were produced.Obviously I know its speculation as Patek does't publish number but I found a thread about this and wonder if many of you would roundly agree of disagee with some of their conclusions......firstwristwatch/patek-1/I...continued.html

New SD4K Look !!!
Hey guys , here are a couple of shots of my new SD4K...It wears slightly smaller than my sub C... What do you guys think ? Does it look good ?It wears nice and feels comfortable!The way it looks , it resembles the last of the 5 digit reference ever so slightly beefed up and I kinda like that ... Anyways let me know your thoughts !Comments are welcomed either way just be Ooooooohhhhhhhh soooooooo niiiiiiiiiice about it ....