Cartier "Tank Francaise"

The highly acclaimed FerrariPassion line is joined by a new member
The highly acclaimed FerrariPassion line is joined by a new member ¨C the Passion Jumping Hour watch, Ref. 3405. The timepiece stands out from the crowd due to its refinement and originality. The black dial is embellished with a Cotes-de-Geneve motif. It is completed with luminescent applied hands and hour-markers.

TRF members...Lets see your Connie Pie Pans
I have a few and will post one every few days. It would be interesting to hear as much info you have on the watch; Ref #, movement cal, Dial variations and any provenance you may have on the watch.This first watch was one of my last acquired, a classic pie pan bought to be a daily wear watch; ref # 2852-3 SC cal 505 (see below) in 14k capped SS case. Original cross hair dial that meets the MOY test (see below) with arabic numerals at 12/3/6/9 and a nice gentle patina. The watch has moderate wear on the 14k observatory medallion on the case back Serial # 16,113,xxx which dates the watch to circa 1958. This watch is currently running +8 sec per day. This watch has some tarnishing / deterioration of the gold capping on the inner edges of the lugs as well as wear on the case from usage. As such, I was able to buy it at a very reasonable price for use as an all original, daily wear connie pie pan in my collection. The watch is wearing an Omega chocolate brown croc strap. The watch was acqui

Hi All, need all the help and info . PP 5235 / 5170G
Hi allIn months time, (could be 1-2) I should hv the opportunity to make a very important decision, that's the ticket to PP club.Frankly very excited, as some one in the forum said All watches lead to Patek (sori forgot the member's name who mentioned that) and it takes me almost 20 years, and more than 120 watches to realize that ...has been focusing on indies watches for the past 8 years in fact.Well, better be late than never, and I believe this wil not be the last PP for me.Here's comes the dilemms.....I hv narrowed down to both PP 5235 & 5170G, and well my kind AD has given me the word, and support, I wil be the first on e list for both incoming watches. Actually, was given the priority to view and decide on the 5235, but on the nite before collecting the watch ( gotten info on 5170G) and well, my kind AD suggested me to think over or decide later when readyIn fact, I hv decided on the 5235 especially with all the positive words and review (a sincere thanks to bro Conkers, who

Thoughts on the P2004?
Over the last 5 years I've had two different 311's. I loved that model. I must have right, I bought two. But the same issue made me sell them both. Reliability! Both of them had several service issues that upset me. You can see very detail posts over at Paneristi using the same handle as I have here. I was just wondering what others people thoughts and experiences were with the P2004 plus its variants. My issues currently, I love the seconds reset feature, titanium weight is huge for me plus the 12 hour GMT. I was considering the 233 but I really didn't want a ss model as I have a AP 15710 diver and missed my Panerai's but wanted something lighter. The domed crystal is a non factor for me as I like it a lot but when I had a 351 the way that looked in certain lighting the two types were a wash in terms of likability. ThanksEverettSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

MSRP on the Official Rolex website
On the Official Rolex webpage, it will list the MSRP if you look for a particular Rolex model. However, it does not indicates what currency is the price being listed.Does the webpage automatically detects the country where you are located and based on this information to automatically detect the currency of the MSRP?Thank you very much.