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Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Tourbillon Chronograph Set to Debut in Hong Kong
The first Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Tourbillon Chronograph watch, which featured a hand-wound movement and a groundbreaking case made of forged carbon and ceramics, had watch-world tongues wagging in its debut year 2010. This year, at the upcoming Watches and Wonders watch fair in Hong Kong, AP launches the next generation, with a brand-new automatic movement.The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Tourbillon Chronograph is the latest ultra-complicated interpretation of the Royal Oak Offshore, which debuted in 1993. The sporty Offshore was itself an evolution of the original (and now-iconic) Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, the octagonal-bezel luxury sports watch that burst on the wristwatch scene in 1972. The new timepiece, which will be a limited, numbered edition of just 50 pieces, uses modern materials for its all-black, 44-mm case: forged carbon for the case middle, ceramic for the octagonal Royal Oak bezel, titanium and ceramic for the chronograph push-pieces, and r

Wenger Quartz chronograph
I've been doing as much research as possible. Some say it's an eta others say it's a Ronda 5030. Personally I like the Ronda 3050. I've heard the eta g10 or which ever is not a good movement. This pic below is the common one u find on the net. The dial reads Swiss made so I hope it really is lolJust wondering what the watchaholics think about this brand and watchSent from my iPad using Tapatalk

ok I change: how often you wear your watches?
how you enjoy your watches? change every day? let them sit for months without looking? look at them every day?I usually use the same clock for weeks without opening the box, it allows me to regain the illusion of my clocks when I open the box there is always calling me a lot of attentionwhen you buy a watch you put it away? wait a few days, you have one for special occasions?what kind of watch you wear daily?

Prospective on 5960/1a (SS) black dial?
Saw this model in the AD store and got curious.Can you share your view on 5960/1a (SS) black dial's future resale value?Understand that previous 5960 series both P and white SS did not hold their values as there is a steep discount in grey market for these models.Would the black SS version be different?

I will never buy another watch without the bracelet slip n slide.
Super glide easy link lock stretch-orama.The few that I own without it, i've learned to manage. And was fine for years without it. But once you've gone down the super slide MSG-sodium adjuster road, theres no turning back....Maybe its a Florida thing, but the whole quick micro adjust, to me, is the greatest achievement in watches since the invention of the date wheel.Anyone else agree in principle without so many made up adjectives?