Breitling Windrider Chronomat Stahl/Gold

The Essentials: An MB&F, Urwerk, & Harry Winston Opus V For Sale In The Same Room!
You want the best in modern watchmaking? You're looking at it.? Tomorrow in Hong Kong, Christie's will offer up three of the most interesting, provocative, and important examples of today's horology all in one room.?They have an MB&F HM3 in white gold, an Urwerk 202 in a rare configuration of dark Blue PVD coated platinum (blue platinum, you fo' real?) and finally, the rarest of them all, a Harry Winston Opus V.? The Opus V is heralded by many as one of the most important watches of the past decade, combining Maximillian Busser's business sense as then head of Harry Winston Timepieces and the technical skills of the boys at Urwerk.?The Opus V helped pave the way for both MB&F and Urwerk to become the powerhouse independent brands that they are today, and it's also what we imagine will be the only chance to own a watch with ties to both Mr. Busser and Mr. Baumgartner in the foreseeable future.? Only 45 Opus V's were made in platinum and most are locked away in collectors' safes.The MB&F

X Copter Anyone?
Hello everyone. Does anyone here own an X Copter? Please share your experience/wrist shots. Thank you.Another winner IMO from Hamilton.This and the Tachymiler will surely join the QNE. :)Still enjoying it.

Watchfinder
Has anyone had a pleasurable experience with Watchfinder? I ask only because my previous experience wasn't so, however the current selection of AP's they have is one of the best i've seen it with them. If any of you get chance its well worth a look!! GP's, legacy, concept, survivor and much more.

I quick incoming thread...
Well, this one has been a couple of months coming, and has taken a fair bit of planning. Anyway, it started when I realised I was going down my usual route with regard to the Daytona¡­ I love them when I get them, I cool towards them after a few months of ownership and then I find I don¡¯t reach for them any more. It¡¯s happened with three of the four that I¡¯ve owned, the only exception being the white gold Zenith that I stupidly sold a couple of years ago (and that¡¯s another story, albeit not a particularly interesting one for anybody but me).So, I decided that I¡¯d have to move the latest one on, and then started to think about what white-dialled chrono I could replace it with. I didn¡¯t want anything too dressy, as my collection has veered markedly in that direction over the last year or so. I toyed with various options such as Girard-Perregaux, but couldn¡¯t really make up my mind about them; then I started looking at the Royal Oaks in their various incarnations. The current 26320ST is a

Good sources for vintage Omega?
I'm on the lookout for a late 50's to early 60's Constellation Pie-Pan. Ideally a gold cap or solid with the broad arrow markers.I am absolutely smitten by this watch but it seems hard to find in decent shape. Anyone have any pointers to good places to look?