Breguet Chrono 3237

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Juan Pablo Montoya Watch Available On James List
Audemars Piguet is pissed. If you've been watching the brand for the last 10 years or so, you'd notice a lot of Formula 1 themed limited edition watches in the Royal Oak Offshore collection. Seeing them could easily lead you to believe that Audemars Piguet (AP) and F1 has some type of bond. And recently that relationship ended. Hublot - yet again- took out from under AP's noses, a valuable sponsorship including that with F1. Audemars Piguet is still pissed about it. While it will take a lot time before Hublot can match the movement quality and consumer perception of AP, they are quickly nabbing up partnerships that AP was one proud and secure in having.But let's not think about right now. Let's look back in the past a bit. Back to when AP was in solid ties with Formula 1, and the limited edition models as a consequence of that partnership poured like gasoline in those thirsty big engines. This is one of the children of that relationship. In the past I spoke about the Audemars Piguet Ro

I Wish Rolex Would Use Tritium Vials Like Ball
I can def understand why they dont use them on the diamond dials or the fancy watches, but why in the heck do they not atleast offer them as on option on the yachtmaster or submariner considering how amazing tritium is and how bad Rolex lume is???If you dont know what I am talking about...here is a ball watch with them.Anyone?

Of Rutledges, Can We Speak?
Could someone help me better understand the protocol around here? As a newcomer, I'm still not sure if we identify notable Hamiltons for sale and discuss them or no?On a Porsche forum I frequent a high percentage of the threads are about cars that come on the market mostly on the internet. Somebody sees a 912 for sale, posts photos, links, etc. and the discussion proceeds with everyone offering opinions on originality, desirability and condition. This Hamilton forum seems a carbon copy of the Porsche forum (or vis versa) but I don't see quite the same kind of discussion here. Is this the result of the forum rules controversy? Or, does the fact that members may be bidding against one another suppress this discussion? Or, do members prefer to keep choice listings confidential? Currently, there are two Rutledges offered for sale "on the internet." To me, it seems strange not to see a lively discussion of these watches. When I saw the second Rutledge come available, my first inst

flipping the batman for the ap ROO
Hi guys,I'm thinking about flipping my batman adding extra cash for the ROO 26470st black-red.What do you guys think?Is it a good trade?I haven't worn my batman for months because it's too small for my taste now and I think it's time to let it go.Thanks very much and have a nice day guys:)

It's back
Hi all, just got my CE diver back from the Paris Boutique, si they changed the case, and regulated it.I asked what was the cause, nothing is certain but according to AP it would have been a shock, they said the dial was displaced a little, which I find hard to believe as it fell only one time, 4 months before the crack appeared, and it fell on my shoe and from there slid on the floor, so no real shock, and again this was a long time before the crack appeared.Of course they fixed it for free, I would think it was A fabrication problem, if it was because of the shock I am talking about it would be not great but I can't believe it is so fragile, especially when the crack was at the most protected part if the case, between the rubber under the bezel and the crown guard.In any case AP SC is great, it was sent to Le Brassus.Here are a few pics of watches I tried at the Boutique, crap can't download them from my phone, will try later