Audemars Piguet Millenary Automatic Men's Watch 15320OR.OO.D095CR.01

7 Modern Watches Inspired by Historical Pieces
The vintage-look trend that has been so prevalent in the watch world in recent years showed no signs of abating at last year’s Baselworld watch fair. Modern re-editions of historical pieces continue to emerge from some of the most venerable watch brands. Here are seven notable examples of “vintage-inspired” watches that launched in 2015.The Omega Globemaster ¡ª the first watch to receive the brand’s “Master Chronometer” certification ¡ª is technically an all-new model in the Omega portfolio, but it gets its design cues from earlier models: the ¡°pie pan¡± dial echoes that of a vintage Omega Constellation from 1952; and the fluted bezel is derived from that of another Constellation model from 1968. The 39-mm case (available in stainless steel, yellow gold, two-tone steel and yellow gold, and Omega¡¯s proprietary Sedna gold) has a brushed finish, with two polished bevels connecting the edges of the lugs to the bezel. The top ridges of the fluted bezel have

Unidentified Omega Dial with Diamond Hour Markers???
Hi Omega Forum,I just bought this to refurbish, with a 563 movement. I can't find anything like it on the web. The 563 shows a serial number indicating 1972 production. Any ideas as to what model? A Frankenstein? Could the diamonds be real?Thanks for your help.AdamOmega Diamonds.jpg

Armani Watch real or fake?
Hello I recently purchased a ceramic Armani watch AR-1451 from a somewhat trusted Ebay seller he had over 1k Reviews at 100%. The price was very cheap at ?112 while in other stores online it goes for ?200-?500. I will be posting pictures please let me know what you guys think, if it's real or not ect.ThanksIMG_0797.jpgIMG_0791.jpgIMG_0793.jpgIMG_0794.jpgIMG_0795.jpg

Enjoy yours, great choice!
Hi Guys,After a few months of reading up on this great forum about the Planet Ocean I thought I would pull the trigger on a gently used 42mm version if one came along. The look of the watch really appeals to me, sporty yet classic at the same time and which could be worn on pretty much any occasion. Last week I found one at the right price and here it is, couldn't be any happier! I'm glad I went for the 2500 over the 8500 as I don't think I could handle the extra thickness and height. It feels great on the wrist, super comfortable and nicely balanced. As this is my only co-axial I found the initial wind quiet with little resistance, much different to a Speedy Pro or other automatic, is this okay or should I be worried? Would welcome your expertise! (Obligatory wrist shot below!)

First Panerai - Questions
Hey guys!Been a Rolex fan and owner for many years but I'm feeling the itch to diversify alittle. Pam has always been on my radar but I'm pretty dumbfounded by all the different refernces etc so here's my question.I'm a pretty big flipper, I usually buy and sell constantly I don't really fall in love with any piece for too long and I'm constantly switching. I'm thinking of a PAM 086 (love the dial) but I'm scared of resale later since I'm so new to the brand. In your expirence if there any specific panerais that are constantly more desirable than others or is it really just whatever is hot at the moment?Thanks