Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Openworked

Chivas 12 Made For Gentlemen By Bremont Limited Edition Watches And Gift Tin
England and Scotland certainly had their fair share of global attention over the past few weeks, as the world anxiously followed?Scotland voting about its possible independence from the United Kingdom. With that said, a collaboration of a much different scale?has been in the making as well: English?watch company Bremont has teamed up with renowned blended Scottish whisky Chivas Regal to create a new, "Chivas 12 Made for Gentlemen by Bremont limited edition gift tin." Incorporating the?designs?and signatures?of?Bremont's founding brothers, Nick and Giles English,?this co-operation brings us a new?example of a?luxury watch brand's "blending" with a higher-end?spirits maker ¨C not unlike that between Hublot and Johnnie Walker. This seemingly obvious?partnership is not without its excessive details, however.What brought?Bremont and Chivas into this venture is?an annual series of collaborations?between Chivas and British craftsmen, called "Chivas Made for Gentlemen" ¨C which does make one won

Vintage Heuer Re-Edition?
While feeding my addiction of looking at watches on the web I stumbled across this watch which I'd never seen before but am totally enamored with. Apparently it's a re-edition of a vintage Heuer Carrera but searching the web I can find very little information on it or the original model. From what I've found it was released in the mid-'90s and is model #WS2112 but it doesn't seem to be for sale anywhere as it was probably a limited edition and has been discontinued.If anyone knows more about it (or the original model) I'd love to know more.Thanks :-)

More Omega Freebies
Well, not exactly freebies, but some more swag I got when I bought my new PO.Rob

Favorite Nautilus in Category
A thread to discuss the merits of those Nautilus we like the best.Remember there are no winners and there certainly are no losers.Just a discussion of which Nautilus we like and why.Pictures are a must whenever possible, remember it's awfully hard to discuss the beauty of something without a picture.There are 17 models in this category, as such I actually have a couple of favorites.From the Patek Phillipe website:Strong design and reliabilityThe Nautilus collection was introduced in 1976. Patek Philippe was looking for a strong design and an inimitable personality. An inspiration for its design soon emerged: The universal shape of a porthole found on virtually all maritime vessels. The original model was the Ref. 3700/1 in steel. Since then, the Nautilus has established itself as a classic, elegant sports watch and the original reference is one of the most sought-after timepieces at auction. The new Nautilus collection showcases the flattering redesign of Patek Philippe¡¯s casually eleg

Choices, Descisons,........Insanity
Hello TRF members, I am finally ready to make my first Rolex purchase. Here is what's stopping me. I really like 3 models (PM Sky, PM Sub, Hulk Sub). For the price of the PM Sky I could get both Subs. I really like the Roman numeral face of the PM Sky though. How would you go about make a decision like this?