Cartier Santos 100 chrono Steel/Gold

Hands-On: The New Rolex Daytona Reference 116500LN (Live Pics, Thoughts, Details On Release)
Now that Baselworld is three weeks behind us, we can take a minute to answer the questions you all have about this – the most talked about watch of 2016, and the one that you've been told already has a very, very long waiting list – you know, the brand new Rolex Daytona. We announced the watch's release on Wednesday, March 16th, and three weeks and 80+ comments later, it is still pulling in a ton of traffic. This watch is hot, and in this post we will cover the specs, the details, and give you our own thoughts on it after spending a brief moment with it in the Rolex booth. What's more, we'll give you an idea of when the first batch will hit stores, how many an authorized dealer might hope to get it in calendar year 2016, and how many people are currently on the wait list. The Basics 1 OF 20 Reference 116500LN is the second reference of in-house, self-winding steel Daytonas from Rolex. Here are the very basics that you need to know.

quick-set date function?
Forgive my ignorance, I've never been aware of this function on the Khaki Field Chronos, and have never found any information regarding it in any of the Hamilton manuals. Is it an actuality, and if so, how does it work? Thanks.

Is there a "Break In" period???
Should I be expecting a greater +/- initially with my Pam000? Also, my AD said there is a 40 hour reserve. On gemnation it says that it has a 56 hour reserve. Anyone know?If I forget to wind my watch in the morning and wind it at night, is it okay to wind it again the next morning? In other words, can I wind the watch too much?Yes, this is my first manual wind, sorry if the questions are a little too basic for you guys! Remember you are the masters, I am only the student! Have a great weekend! Paul

Global 5167A-001 Stock
Hi All -Long time lurker, first time poster .....Currently the owner of a Rolex 116610LN, but looking to add an alternate piece and have fallen for the idea of a 5167A-001. Given that these are extremely hard to come by in Scandinavia, I am looking for your help as to where I may be able to source one in short order. Interested in specific AD locations globally, but not trusted sellers on TRF.Many thanks.

A real pilot wearing *the* GMT for pilots.
I do fly pretty regularly. Stayed on the plane during a short stop. Pilot came through the cabin to shoot the breeze. We chatted about his watch and his wife bought it for him waaaaay back in the day and he told me he almost told her to return it when he found out how much she spent.I wasn't changing time zones so I didn't have the BLNR on but he was super happy to hear about how much a totally original GMT is worth these days! Untitled