Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Jarno Trulli Chronograph

At the end of the rainbow.
I visited Niagara Falls today and took a quick pic of my sub with the falls in the background. When I got back to my hotel and unloaded my pics I saw the rainbow leading directly to my sub. I swear I didn't set it up that way! The one with the rainbow is from the Canadian side and the other is America.

NYC Gunmetal Watch Exhibit
I am a member of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors (NAWCC); I just received notice of this exhibit, which I thought some here might find interesting, so I thought I'd pass it on.nawcc.org/chapterevent_PD...Exhibition.pdf

Please help me identify this Dunhill Quartz 14ct gold Overseas 21 Paris Watch
Hello forum !Today I've found this watch,Dunhill Quartz on the front side, and on the back 14 ct gold, overseas 21 Paris,I want to ask if this watch is worth anything ?Could it be real gold ? Or does it have any collectors value ?Thank you so much for answers :)Kristjan from Estonia

A Dream Visit to AP in Le Brassus, Switzerland - Part 1
This a long overdue report that I have promised back in June before my dream visit to AP in Switzerland! It was a 2-day visit in Le Brassus, but there was some time to spend in Geneva before and after the trip to Vallee de Joux. I also took the opportunity to tour other parts of Switzerland. Tons of photos were taken in this 14-day trip, the best are selected here for a photo essay to record this memorable experience. Some of you might have seen some real-time photos I've posted in IG (orangedial17), but there are many more I want to share here and thus the report will come in a few instalments :) I would like to sincerely thank AP Singapore, in particular the management and boutique, for their kind invite and utmost hospitality for hosting this unforgettable visit to the AP HQ, museum and factory facilities in Le Brassus. Not only have I gained more in-depth knowledge about the history, technology, passion, direction, and many interesting details behind the scene, my respects for the

Why does Patek put Caliber 240 in watches that cost $20K and $200K...
Just wanted to bring one more perspective on the recent discussion why Patek uses the same 240 caliber in their simple Calatrava and the Sky-moon watch. Many complain that there should be a different movement in these watches. Why would Patek put a simple caliber in the more expensive watch...Well, you can also look at it from the other side. 240 Caliber is the expensive caliber. Patek could only offer it with the Sky-moon watch if they wanted and they could put something very simple and generic in the Calatrava line. Yet, they choose to put the same fancy 240 caliber in Calatrava watches so that we can have a chance to own something truly special and of the same top quality as the watch that costs hundreds of thousands dollars. Like someone pointed out, that what makes Patek a Patek and not another watch brand that can offer super complicated watches in their few limited editions and then make ETA stamped calibers for the other mortals. Patek watches are pieces of art and as such you