Dior Christal Chronograph

Timekeeper Chronometire Mystery Of Time: Table Clock Art
Picture this: a rather large table with a clock that rises out out the column style leg through the center of the table. The clock slowly rises up when a sensor is hit with light - meant to be activated by the morning sun. When the clock "chapel" finishes its ascent a series of sections open up like a flower to reveal a "mystery clock," earth and moon planetarium, and a giant tourbillon that spins on three axis points. That is more of less what the "Mystery of Time" clock by Timekeeper Chronometrie and Atelier Knesebeck in Germany is all about. These artistic luxury horology creations are super limited, and super expensive. You also better have a spare room to put it.Read more about the Mystery of Time clock in my full article on James List here.

Exploding Illinois Dials...
A little treat...Illinois made some of the coolest dials around.One variation is so sought after, it is hard to describe.The "Exploding Dial" Named for the way the numbers seem to expand outward or "Explode"Here is a little grouping of them:Including the uber scarce "Porcelain" version.I have 3 out of the 4-5 known examplesENJOY!

AP Price Guide
Hello GentsSo seem TRF have a post dedicated to pricing. I have been looking through this section and have yet to come across a dedicated pricing thread. Do you have an idea where i can get an idea of RO RRP? I have been reading a lot and most recommend never to pay RRP for these pieces. What are your opinions on that.Thanks in advance for your advice. I want to make sure i am informed enough to get it right the first time i make a move on one.I am looking at a RO 15202ST and understand that prices will vary depending on dial. I think itll be beneficial for many if we can get a price guide going..

Calling all Omega experts
Hi guys, just wondering if there's any sort of resource on the web that lists all the so called 'limited edition' Speedies for at least the last 10 years? Quite curious to know what and how many of these Speedies were released. Second question has to do with choosing between two Speedies. Which would you buy; a Speedmaster Alaska Project or a Speedmaster Pro Apollo 11 35th Anniversary Limited Edition 3500? I've already made up my mind towards the latter but I'm curious about your thoughts as well? Which of the two is more rare/special in your opinion? Copper

David SW for all of your Patek desires!
I'm pretty new to the forum but I just have to comment on a transaction I had with David SW from Orlando. I bought a Patek 5711 blue dial from him. I traded in my sub as well. First of all the price for the 5711 and the trade in value for my sub were both very fair. Need less to say with a transaction of this magnitude I had a ton of questions for David and he patiently answered each and every one of them. The trade was smooth, on time and overall experience was fantastic. I'll be doing more transactions with David SW. However, I also want to thank all of you on this forum because after researching your opinions on David I felt very confident dealing with him so thank you all who provided me with much needed references on David SW. Happy new year everyone.Cheers!