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LAST CHANCE: Nivrel Deep Ocean GMT Watch Giveaway
Just a couple of more days to enter for a chance to win the beautiful Nivrel Deep Ocean GMT Automatic watch (retail about $1,100). Click here to enter for your chance to win this watch before the end of August.

Porsche Design P6930 Chronograph Unique Watch works resolutely functional
The two pieces of P 6930 chronograph push are modelled on the pedals of the Carrera GT and offer superb grip. It is the same for the Crown of screw-down of nails-of-Paris finished in black PVD-coated titanium. The Interior of the webbing of natural rubber of sport profile design of bearing band, allowing air reach the skin. It comes with a shaped déployante of PVD coated titanium. Features of automatic movement Valjoux 7750 a rotor optimized for energy system designed to evoke a rim Carrera GT; It may be a glimpse through the Sapphire bottom. Features of all that Porsche Design watches is the purist design, typography and color of the dial, which facilitate the crystalline readability under all conditions. The main hands are partially skeletonised to prevent any obstruction of indications. The layer of green and white light on the main hand, figures and indices guarantees optimal readability at any time.

Speedmaster apollo soyuz 311.30.42.30.99.001
Hi all, So I signed up here determined to find out more about Rolex watches and eventually to get me one. But a couple of weeks ago I discovered this Apollo SOYUZ watch - and I think instead of Rolex I now want to buy me one of those.Would any owners like to share their findings in regards to this watch - issues or otherwise?Regards, -V

Anyone watch the 50 years Beatles Grammy special?
Ringo Star was sporting the aquanaut... I do not know why a lot of people are knocking the 5167 down as a entry level patek and telling people NOT to buy them. I think ringo can afford more then a entry level patek but he still sports one.. I also belive is old band mate sir Paul also has one, so if it, is good enough for the Beatles it should be good enough for 99% of people out there..

Daytona Temptation
Hi allI popped into my local AD yesterday and saw the 116519LN in the flesh for the first time. I was blown away by the 'Steel and Black' dial and the Oysterflex bracelet.About three years ago I set myself a target collection of: Speedy, Sea Dweller, Royal Oak, and a Nautilus. I have the Speedy, the Dweller, and the Royal Oak, and have started the search for a 5980 or 5990.When the 116500 came along, it was too good to resist so that upset my plans a little. I've now had it 18 months and love it, but have accepted that it will likely have to go to help fund the Patek when I eventually find one. But of course this could take 3 or 4 years to get one from an AD.So my dilemma is, should I swap the 116500 for the 116519 (cost to change of c.¡ê6k ish) and enjoy it, knowing that if a PP comes up sooner than expected, it may have to go and I'd lose money on it, but on the other hand, if the PP does take the time I think it will, then I may be able to afford to keep the Daytona.Does anyone who h