Zenith Class Sport Black Dial

Introducing The Girard-Perregaux Neo-Tourbillon, A New Take On The Three Bridges
Just a few short weeks ago, Girard-Perregaux unveiled a reinterpretation of its traditional Three Bridges tourbillon concept at Baselworld, signaling a shift in design and material usage for the brand moving forward. The watch is called the Neo-Tourbillon and its architectural execution breathes new life into the now 150-year-old Three Bridges. Combining subdued finishing with a minimal dial design, the Neo-Tourbillon places all the emphasis on depth and dimension, a fitting direction for a watch no doubt inspired by the success of the Constant Escapement. 2 OF 6 Voluminous architecture is the theme of the Neo-Tourbillon. The massive titanium bridges have been skeletonzied, sandblasted, and PVD treated. They arch over the exposed gearing from the mainspring on down to the escapement and are set into the gently banked anthracite ruthenium dial plate that's also been sandblasted to amplify the shift in visual depth. Helping the effect is the crystal, which takes the form of

1975/6 Omega Automatic (De Ville?)
This is the only Omega I own. I think it is simply an Omega Automatic, but it looks a lot like a De Ville. This watch is from about 1975 and was a gift to my grandfather, it is inscribed with a date on the back. I later inherited the watch without a band and bought a leather band for it.He wore the watch all the time and it certainly looks well used. The glass (sapphire?) is scratched and chipped. The metal case is also well worn with some dents, dings, and scratches. It looks as if someone at some point had tried to open the back up without the correct tools. As I said the watch was given to me without a band. I assume that the original one broke or was too far gone to save. My grandfather died in 1991, so he wore the watch for only about 15 years. It spent the next 13 years sitting in a jewelry box until my grandmother died in 2004. I was never set to receive the watch, but when my mother found the watch among my grandmother's junk, she said that I could have the watch.It

B&W Breitlings
I believe some things look great in colour or black & white.So if you have 'em, how about a few pics of your beloved Breitlings in B&W?Let me kick it off.....

New PO 43.5mm Orange Rubber Bezel
I haven't seen much owners sharing this watch.Is it unpopular?Just wondering how does it wear?The previous models wear really tall and i couldn't handle it.Any owners her can share experiences.The titanium grey dial is looking really cool.

Cellini line development - Worldtimer Regulator style
Cellini line is slow seller i think, even after pretty nice new references after Basel -17. I wonder why Rolex does not add more complications to Cellini lineup?If there would be annual calendar, or regulator style with worldtimer... that would turn at least my eyes away from Patek