Breitling Cockpit A49350

Kindler & Thorpe Titanic Panerai - 100th Anniversary
Kindler & Thorpe are proud to announce that their latest creation simply named ¡°Titanic¡± is now in the final stages of drawing board plan and design.We are pleased to release early details of this grand timepiece that will be completed and displayed on the Kindler & Thorpe website by the end of August 2011*RMS Titanic was a passenger liner that struck an iceberg on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England, to New York City, and sank on 15th April 1912.She hit the iceberg four days into the crossing, at 11.40 pm on 14 April 1912, and sank at 2.20 am the following morning, resulting in the deaths of 1,517 people in one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history.In memory of this grand ship and what we hope will be a fitting tribute to those who lost their lives whilst sailing on it, Kindler & Thorpe are producing a special limited edition of one-piece that is to be beautifully and sympathetically embellished by our chief English engraver, Marcus Hunt.To mark

Educate Me
Hi Guys,I'm looking to pickup a ROO from a fellow member on the forum here. The watch is in the below link and the member seems as legit as they come. I have never purchased something off the forum so i wanted to know a couple general Q's..1) has anyone done business with him?2) when purchasing from the forum, does the AD paperwork come with my name?3) what do i say if ever asked from AP where i purchased it from?4) what are the disadvantages of buying from a forum member?.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=482490

Stopping Chrono on ROO 44
Hi TRF,I noticed that when i stop the chronograph the seconds hand jump for a second or so. Is this normal?Cheers.

Have you seen this one?
Have you seen this one in 39mmAny info on this model?TksSimon

11th Hour before Purchase. Help me decide.
Hey guys, I'm at the 11th hour before my first AP purchase. On the fence on three different models and would love TRF feedback on which to get.My collection to date consists mostly of conservative type pieces, Rolex, IWC, and PP.I'm looking for something a little different, and I've found three pieces that for some reason, are all different, but tough for me to decide. Famous last words, but I'm trying to stick to purchasing only one piece of each brand going forward, there are just too many brands out there for me that I would like to try. I also tend to not sell watches if possible.I do have to wear suits most of the week, but I have plenty of watches that work with suits, so this would be the leisure purchase, so to speak.1) AP ROO 44 Steel - loudest of the bunch, a piece I love looking at, a little gun-shy about going with something so pronounced.2) AP RO Skeleton Steel - something closer to what I'm used to in terms of size, love the skeleton (hence why the millenary appeals to me