Chopard Mille Miglia Automatik GMT Chronograph 42mm

Richard Mille RM 011 RED TPT Quartz Watch
The famed Richard Mille RM 011 watch gets yet another limited edition version, this time using a stunningly bold, red "TPT quartz" case for the Richard Mille RM 011 RED TPT Quartz watch. What is TPT quartz? It is a quartz mineral and carbon compound produced by NTPT for mostly boating and racing needs. Richard Mille has worked with the company to develop how they can use the interesting material for watch cases. Richard Mille first introduced a TPT quartz cased-watch earlier in 2015 with the also limited edition RM 27-02 TPT Quartz Rafael Nadal watch.The Richard Mille RM 011 Red TPT Quartz employs a red-colored TPT quartz material paired with another interesting material which is NTPT carbon. These materials together make the case of the watch. watches-dealer went hands-on with the first Richard Mille NTPT watch here which was the RM 35-01 Rafael Nadal. From boating and racing to tennis...Nevertheless,?the Richard Mille RM 011 "Felipe Massa" watch collection has always been about racin

Marinus Bracelet
Hi AllI¡äm new member here been lurking time to time and decided to join now i¡äve been active for years in WUS forums.I aquired a M¨¹hle Marinus recently wich is stunning piece of watch craftmanship i love it, but it lacks the original bracelet.Is there anyone in this forum who has bracelet for sale or knows where i can get one. The watch is the SS version.Thanks.-Sami-

Complete Overhaul
Exactly what do they do?Manual, Quartz and Automatic differ obviously

Omega and Baltusrol PGA Championship
image.jpgHad a great time watching golf Sunday. Some rain but not too bad. Wore my speedy on a green perlon. Visited the Omega tent and was greated by a very knowledgable watch maker in the Nashville Boutique. Was given this freebie awesome hat. So at the end of the tournament I walked up the fairway and showed it off ;) Got yelled at when I tried my luck on the next fairway heading towards the shuttle :( Anyways thought I would share some photos.

Polish or not to polish
Guys,I'm getting a bit obsessed with this whole polish or not to polish hype. I never really payed attention to it but since my Sub is almost 10yo, it's getting time for its first service. I see a lot of watch cases with these typical round chamfers. Needless to say this mostly concerns watches from the 80's, 90's and early 00's.Now most likely, these have had more than 1 service and material had been removed multiple times. But what I also noticed is that a lot of 90's and 00's Subs received somewhat odd looking brushed chamfers. To illustrate, here is an example of a 2010 Random Serial 16610. This watch is still very young and yet, to my eyes, ruined at first service.(This is not my watch)Let's look closer.The edges are rounded. It's not severe, but knowing this watch is only from 2010 and had only 1 service..... I start to worry. What's more. The brushed chamfers are reflecting the light in an odd looking way compared to how it's supposed to be originally. click. The distinct crosse