Audemars Piguet Royal Oak

Porsche Design P¡ä6612 Dashboard Le Mans 1970 Limited Edition Watch
While it has nothing to do with the actual theme of the watch, when I first laid eyes on this new limited edition Porsche Design P'6612 Dashboard Le Mans 1970 timepiece, I thought of something a bit kinky. You know, those lace-up on the sides leather pants, corsets, and other lingerie/bondage outfits? You know, because of that cross-stitching in red thread on the black leather strap. Then I toned it back a bit, and thought to myself "this isn't a watch that people are going to wear with those types of outfits. The watch also reminds me of hip shoes - which are something that someone might easily choose to wear the watch with. So below, you'll find a few Nike's with matching color schemes and red laces.In 1970, the Porsche 917 (pictured above) was the first Porsche to ever win at the Le Mans race. Funny how modern the car still looks. 40 years later, Porsche Design is celebrating the historic victory with this limited edition watch of917 pieces (why not 1,970 pieces Porsche Design?!). T

Deutch Watch Forum? Ja Vol!!
We have a Japanese forum, why not a German watch forum? WTF has some sponsors that sell German timepieces, and I'm sure some members own one or two or more. Just a thought.

Would You Try a Bergeon Fiberglass Pen to Fix This???
It's been almost six months or more since I knocked the bezel of my ROO against a door and put a bad scratch on it. Since then, I've been wearing the watch sporadically as the scratch really bothers me. I have several Bergeon Fiberglass pens that I could use to try to diminish the scratch by myself. Do you guys think I should give it a try or not?If so, has anyone else been able to do it successfully??grail102611 copy.JPGBergeon Scratch Brush 2834C.png

Solar Impulse
My latest Omega, picked up on the latest UK visit for a tidy price. Dial is busy but the time is still easy to read, hope that it'll compliment my Speedy Pro.Kept a couple of PAMs off my wrist during my travels - Flies below radar, Titanium lightness, GMT, Chrono, WR 100m = perfect travel watch for me...

A man on the moon
I'm currently reading and thoroughly enjoying A man on the moon by Andrew Chaikin, which provides a fascinating and moving history of the Apollo missions. The author interviewed most of the astronauts from the program and recounts their thoughts and feelings during and after their missions.I'd highly recommend it to anyone with an interest in NASA or the moonwatch. Having reached the point where Apollo XI have safely returned to earth, there have not been that many references to our beloved Speedy Pros, except the fact that they were set to Houston time during the voyage to the moon. I'd always wondered about that, and whether they were synced after sleep periods.It's a great read, if you're after something to pick up next.