Cartier Santos 18k Solid Gold Diamond Dial & Diamond Screws

RM 011 DLC Titanium Black 50-Piece Limited Edition for the Richard Mille Boutique Beverly Hills
In recognition of the grand opening of the first Richard Mille boutique in the Americas, Richard Mille introduces a limited edition RM 011 created exclusively for sale in the flagship store. The RM 011–the iconic chronograph that Richard Mille designed in conjunction with Formula 1 racecar driver Felipe Massa¡ªshows its dark side in the new RM 011 DLC Titanium BLACK.The new timepiece features the flyback chronograph functions that are essential to athletes and sports fans alike. Some of the RM 011¡¯s main features, which include major technical innovations, are its skeletonized automatic winding movement with adjustable rotor geometry; 60-minute countdown timer; 12-hour totalizer; annual calendar; and oversize date and month. With deepest black numerals, crown, inner bezel and black DLC titanium tripartite case, this limited edition of the RM 011 embodies the chicest shade of the season.Only 50 pieces of the new RM 011 DLC Titanium BLACK will be made. The limited edition will be so

Keeping autos wound
Now guysI know several of you use watch winders. As you know from previous discussions I'm in the minority. I tend to occasionally wind up my autos, at least the ones I'm wearing. Now of course I wind on a daily basis!!! I have strange habits with watches in that I do not rotate. A watch stays on my wrist for days and weeks during which time I would wind them occasionally to keep up the power reserve. As most of us would wear a watch for 12 hours or more on a daily basis anyway, the power reserve should be pretty well topped up. I recall reading discussions on this matter that one could or should every so often, around three weeks to a month just wind up a watch to ensure that the power reserve was kept to the full.So pals, do you wind your autos?Y'all have a nice weekend now ZIN

Tag Aqua Racer
Had this bad boy for a while now - just never had a chance to put it up on the website. Truly one of my favorites. Anyone else have this model? What do you guys think?

Omega PO vs. Girard Perragaux Seahawk, anyone with experience?
I am currently looking to add to my collection and have settled on one of these two choices. I am looking at preowned and found a 42mm Omega PO (orange bezel) and 42mm Girard Perragaux Seahawk II with the reserve de marche feature. I very much like the look of both and prices are similar (PO is a little cheaper but it is on rubber and the Seahawk is on metal hence the slightly higher cost of the Seahawk). My daily wearer now is a no date sub so I would be sharing wrist time with that. I like sport watches, and I'm looking for something that I can wear with OR scrubs and jeans/casual, so it doesn't have to be a watch for all seasons. I have a dress watch when called for. I swim with my watch but I don't dive with it, so differences in water resistance aren't a big concern. My only experience with either brand is a 1950s seamaster I own which is obviously a different beast. Anyone have experience with both and some recommendations?Thanks.

Rolex Profit: SS v. Precious Metal
I apologize in advance if this question has been posted before.Does anyone know (or care to opine) on the difference in the amount of profit Rolex makes on a stainless watch versus profit on a precious metal watch?I have always assumed that the dollar for dollar profit on a precious metal watch is a lot higher. But this is just an assumption. And you know what they say about assumptions.