Audemars Piguet

Rolex and Ducati
I see I'm going to have to change the LV for a black sub now.This has been (mostly) standing idle for two years, so a full service and belt change was required. Luckily I know my way around a toolbox, as the maintenance here is pretty poor. You could, at a push, use those cam belt pulleys as winders. 7000 RPM might be overkill though :)

I wanted to join you fine individuals!!!
I wanted to be included so I purchased this piece:picture credit goes to Lonetime.I am super excited to receive this watch, this may be the most elegant watch that I own!I'm not sure why but something about this one just does it for me in a big way!

New Addition - PAM 312
Here is my latest. I previously had a PAM 48, PAM 111, PAM 000. This one wins IMHO by a wide margin.A Rolex Milgauss white and an IWC Aquatimer chronograph had to go.So far, I am enjoying the beast. Panerai certainly got it right with this one IMHO.My wrist is 6.25" for those interested.

Kindler & Thorpe Titanic Panerai - 100th Anniversary
Kindler & Thorpe are proud to announce that their latest creation simply named ¡°Titanic¡± is now in the final stages of drawing board plan and design.We are pleased to release early details of this grand timepiece that will be completed and displayed on the Kindler & Thorpe website by the end of August 2011*RMS Titanic was a passenger liner that struck an iceberg on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England, to New York City, and sank on 15th April 1912.She hit the iceberg four days into the crossing, at 11.40 pm on 14 April 1912, and sank at 2.20 am the following morning, resulting in the deaths of 1,517 people in one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history.In memory of this grand ship and what we hope will be a fitting tribute to those who lost their lives whilst sailing on it, Kindler & Thorpe are producing a special limited edition of one-piece that is to be beautifully and sympathetically embellished by our chief English engraver, Marcus Hunt.To mark

The new colorful straps on the AP Diver Chrono on ordinary Divers?
I am not a fan of the new Diver Chronos, sure, they are a bit of fun but not for me, on the other hand I would not mind for example the green strap on my normal S/S Diver as a fun summer compliment....I also think the orange or yellow straps would look kinda nice on the Ceramic and Carbon Divers to match the yellow or orange on the timing ring....Do you think one could source the straps seperatly as I assume the would fit?