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Angular Momentum Time Gallery Custom Watch Cases
A lesser known fact about Angular Momentum is that most of their watch creations are custom made works. They have recently upped the value proposition for their custom watch clients with an admittedly very attractive watch package. Instead of just customizing the dials and straps, not clients of Angular Momentum have a totally new case to play with. The new case is called the ¡°Time Gallery.¡± The idea is that you can present time in a customizable artistic manner.Angular Momentum is well known for their beautiful eglomise crystal reverse paintings, often known as "Verre Eglomise." There are also known for beautiful lacquering and high relief design capabilities. With the Time Gallery watch case, the front and rear of the watch has a sapphire crystal, each artistically created. The lug structure is different as well. Using the single lug approach gives the watch totally different look, especially as the crown is decentralized ¡ª a unique approach that Angular Momentum no doubt takes pride

AP Diver Bug
I never thought I would be looking at APs, but the bug has finally bitten.I have found the Diver to be very versatile and a good tool watch since I dive recreationally as well.I was at a AD over the weekend, and they did not have one in stock.Not sure if this is true but they claim they move very quickly.It seems like we have a lot of fans of the Diver here on TRF.The AD offered a new one at 16% off and wasn't sure whether that's considered a decent deal.I wasn't able to find any BNIB by our trusted sellers, and was hoping someone may be able to chime in on some purchasing tips.Oh and also, is the I-serial the latest and greatest with the new stock?

Incoming Ana-Digi
I posted a WTB elsewhere recently for an Omega X-33 or a Breitling B-1, thinking that either would be perfect for a forthcoming trip to NY (and would in any event serve a purpose thereafter). I decided against the X-33 for various reasons, but before I could unearth a B-1 I was offered a nice minty Aerospace Evo and decided to take the plunge. I have to say that I'm glad I did.The Evo is the largest Aerospace yet at 43mm, but it still retains both it's legendary comfort and it's lightness as a consequence of being titanium. Other changes are a slightly different handset (a half-lumed hour hand and a needle minute hand), re-styled rider tabs and a little more bling in the applied logo and numerals. On the wrist (and away from the bright glare of my lights), however, it seems almost understated and certainly doesn't shout too loud. The size is fine on my 6.75 wrist - bear in mind that the wrist shot is taken at close quarters with a wide-angle lens - but I certainly wouldn't want to go a

Best Deal on Speedmaster Pro
My AD (online) lied to me and told me they had a Speedy pro in stock, only to find out it's on backorder after I ordered it. Got a decent deal at $2.5K new, but was wondering if any of you knew either a used one (excellent+ shape) or new one (legit gray market is ok) that could beat that, and has it in stock. Appreciate any help.Jason

Aurel Bacs on 5711
Touching video in case you missed it in the other forum.. Aurel Bacs calling the 5711 ¡°as close to perfection as any watch could possibly be¡±, and the watch he wears the most. https://youtu.be/uPnTOcCEugUNice reminder why we all collect, and why you never flip some watches