Breitling Navitimer Medium

The Value Proposition: The Nomos Tangente, Setting New Standards For The Modern Watch
Some watches cost $36,440 and are worth every penny. Other watches, like the Nomos Tangente, cost $2,330 and make you wonder why more companies can’t (or won’t) produce models offering this much value. The Tangente is the type of watch that makes writing this column easy. A little too easy. At this price point, there’s no other modern brand that gets design, manufacturing, and quality consistently right – across a range of models, to boot. The Tangente is minimal without being sterile, modern without being brash, and above all, it houses an in-house movement, the Nomos Alpha caliber. This is a true Value Proposition. 2 OF 8 The stainless steel case is just 6.7mm thick ¨C a welcome break from watches that are still too thick in the 21st century. First, let’s discuss the size: a stainless-steel case measuring 37.5mm x 6.75 mm (despite the "38" in the model name) is unusual for a new watch, especially in a market lately dominated b

Daytona 116509 grey racing dial or AP 15400st black dial
Which one would you guys choose? I know we're on the Rolex forum but any other opinions or pros and cons of either would be appreciated. I would just like some discussion to help make my mind up!I am after a pride of place watch and I was about to buy the AP 15400st (2016) for ?12500 (I understand you can get a discount on new ones in the US?) when I saw the 2013 116509 for ?16000.I know there is a price difference but that is not the point, either of these will be the most I have ever spent on a watch. This buy is for a watch that I will keep rather than sell on, having said that value retention is still important to me. I really liked the AP and still do but the 116509... It just seems more special.Thanks all

Which RO should I choose?
Hey,I am about to buy my first AP.Im not sure which one to pick, so I'll let you help me :DIm interested in these:1530015450 26120 26300I dont know so much about the movements, but something makes me think that the movement is better in the 15450 and 15300. I also believe that the 15450 will be harder to sell if I dont like it.The thing is that I have a very long distance to the nearest AD so I cant try them on. I can only say that I have really thin wrists, so Im not sure if the 39mm will be too big.What do you think? Which should I choose and why?Thanks! =)

Patek Philippe Turn-Around
I am starting this thread because yesterday, on the 28th of March 2011, I sent my Patek Philippe 5711G to Patek Philippe in Geneva for regulation. I will post again when it is returned. I thought it would be interesting to let others know how fast Patek Philippe turned around a relatively simple task on a relatively simple movement. Which is not to say they won't do considerably more work on the watch just to bring it up to their standards.

BLRO to be highly collectable?
Looks like the BLRO is discontinued and not popular like that of the SD4k after only a few years of production and many of you believe that no more SS Pepsi will be made by Rolex. So do you think BLRO is highly collectable and price on 2nd hand market will increase significantly?Here's a pic of the BLRO with the Seiko Turtle PADI Pepsi