Baume Mercier Riviera XXL 8728 Black Dial Automatic Round Watch

Ulysse Nardin Aquires Dial Enameler Donz¨¦ Cadrans
After many years at the helm of Donz¨¦ Cadrans, Francine and Michel Vermot have decided to retire, selling their 100 percent stake to Ulysse Nardin. UN says this move will secure the long-term future of the business and its know-how, placing it in the hands of the company which renewed interest in the art of enameling in the eighties and has played a major role in the growth of Donz¨¦ Cadrans.Perhaps no other luxury watch brand creates as many varied enamel dials as Ulysse Nardin. Mention enamel dials, and many collectors will think first of San Marco Chronometers with deep blue dials, or with dials honoring great sailing ships.Ulysse Nardin Chief Executive Officer Patrik Hoffmann noted: “The acquisition of Donz¨¦ Cadrans maintains our strategy of continuity and vertical production, while reflecting our heritage and tradition of our Manufacture.”The acquisition will provide Ulysse Nardin with additional cloisonn¨¦ and grand-feu enamel expertise. Click here to learn more about U

day&date-like this?
Hay.Does anybody know something like this, but smaller diameter? This one is rather big, but I like design of it.davosa/index.php?id=5...d=6&wid=50&L=1the size of it is 44 and something, I want 42 as a maximum, better to find 40.Any advices? Is it Fliegerstyled? It is critical to have dayplate in german.

5066 SS bracelet
Have a 5066 with rubber/tropical band and would like to know where I can purchase a stainless steel bracelet and what the cost is.Thanks,

GMT Master II 116713 2 Tone Mustard yellow looking bezel numerals?
Just wanted to know if anybody has noticed the 24 hr numbers on the bezel of the two tone are almost always looking like a deep mustard yellow in photos online? When I went to the actual boutique the numerals look lighter in person similar to the Rolex website which i absolute love. Much nicer than I had seen on youtube or in Chrono24 listings. I even took a pic of it in the window and it came out deep (ugly deep) yellow for some reason. I want to make sure that the yellow of the gold on the bezel looks great in person.I'm concerned that the numerals may just look good because of the heavy lighting the watch is presented under at the boutique. Am I tripping? I don't care what it looks like in photos as long as i get that stunning look in person.What do you guys think?

I wish Rolex would (you fill in the rest)
Offer an Oyster Perpetual without those little colored specks at the hour markers. I'd buy one in a heartbeat. They might be fine for the younger crowd but I'm stuck in the 1960s and to me, those little specks make the Rolex look more like a Swatch. The OP is a really classy, understated watch but those specks...