Jaeger LeCoultre Master Control Yellow Gold Swiss Replica Watch

Something special for Roger Dubuis Excalibur Double Tourbillon Watch

As this kick ass Eve style or what? I have always been a fan of Roger Dubuis drawings and their relatively recent acquisition by the group Richemont them has contributed to significantly improve the quality. No more rushed the market watches. It is the new version of their shows swirl Double which was originally released in 2005. RD01 movement is wound manually and has two flying Devils who mutually average for a better rate of accuracy. The dial displays the hour with retrograde minutes, and the back of the Watch has a power reserve indicator. There are few watches that can bring a whirlwind look more sexy than that.

Replica Corum Skylight Skeleton Watch

This beautiful watch is the Corum Skylight Skeleton. Sandwiched between a sapphire crystal there is a mechanical 18kt gold movement with skeletonized and hand-engraved components. The elegantly curved watch is available in a limited edition of 100 pieces of white gold and 40 pieces of rose gold both with and without diamonds. What I like best about this watch is that it lets you see the movement at work and yet the ability to quickly read what time it is has not been compromised.

Zenith El Primero Lightweight Limited Edition Skeletonized Watch

Zenith really seems to have mastered the ability to surprise with their new models while still respecting their proven formula for distinctive and lust-worthy sport chronographs. While it is a bit of a stretch to call any El Primero "garden variety", the new Zenith El Primero Lightweight LE is certainly not your Dad's El Primero (better?). This new high-tech model offers a number of cutting edge enhancements all made in the name of saving weight. With a movement crafted from silicon and titanium and a case in carbon and aluminum, this is essentially the El Primero Superleggera.

Best Of: Audemars Piguet Watch Museum

It is ironic (and sad), that literally a week or two after I visited the Audemars Piguet Watch Museum in Le Brassus, it was burglarized! Yup, flat out heist. The thieves scaled the sides of the building with a ladder, broke into a window and ran off across the border into France with some watches. I am not sure what they were able to run off with. The museum is designed such that the exhibits are each in highly secured "vault" style rooms. Meaning that if you break into one room, chances are that you aren't gonna get into other rooms. I wonder what they were able to get. Some of those