Ferrari Panerai Ferrari Special Editions FER00015 Midsize PVD Case Watch

Baselworld 2015: Bremont Jaguar MKI and Jaguar MKII (Updated with Live Photos)
At Baselworld 2015, Bremont unveils two new watches designed in partnership with Jaguar. Calling upon the watch and car brands¡¯ shared British heritage, the new Bremont Jaguar MKI and Jaguar MKII have features reminiscent of the classic Jaguar E-Type from the 1960s.The MKI and MKII are extensions from a six-piece limited edition that Bremont made last summer. Jaguar produced six handmade ¡°continuation¡± E-Types, built to the specifications of the Lightweight E-Type of 1964. Bremont¡¯s special pieces were made as a complement to those cars. The new watches will not be produced in a limited edition and are intended to be more affordable: whereas the limited-edition Lightweight watch was made of white gold and aluminum, the MKI and MKII are cased in stainless steel. The major Jaguar features are visible on the dials of the MKI (small seconds) and the MKII (chronograph). Both watches were designed in conjunction with Jaguar to echo the car¡¯s dashboard. The railroad minutes track on each watc

Old Seamaster
Anyone have an idea what year(s) this Seamaster might date to?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Best interview yet
What a great guy:youtu.be/BLgE_AZSt7c

Finally, a second watch (the process)
I purchased a white Explorer II (16570) back in 2010. It's a watch I love and wear daily. I finally got an itch (and the means) to add a second watch to my collection. After doing some preliminary research simply based on aesthetics and a very general sense of pricing, I had it narrowed down to AP Royal Oak, VC Overseas, IWC Portuguese 7 days or Habring2 Doppel 3.I then researched the specific models more closely. I quickly found that the AP and VC models I was interested in were above my budget (not altogether unexpected). I quickly realized the IWC 7 days that I really wanted was the rose gold with grey dial; again, above my budget. That left me with the Doppel 3. It fit my budget and I liked the grey dial model. BUT, the only place I could source one was not expecting a grey Doppel 3 until May 2016. I was extremely close to putting a deposit down on it and waiting it out, but I decided to hit the non-Rolex sales forum one last time to see if I could find anything that caught my eye

Rolex S/S Production, Waitlists.. and Fiction
Hi folks :) Recently went to Seoul, where one of the AD's in a big Duty Free Dept. Store had the following (translated.. and in order of the sheet):Pieces we do not have stock of:116500LN (White)116500LN (Black)116610LN116610LV114060116710BLNR126600Essentially to stop people like me going into even enquire! Some interesting things I've heard from friends whom are Rolex customers are..1) ADs get S/S stock (i.e. the above) depending on how well they do on PM sales.2) ADs sometimes have this stock on hand - they simply do not place this in display cases. A friend of a friend walked into his local AD and picked up a PM Daytona and also a PM Day Date for his wife... was offered a S/S Hulk on the spot, which was casually sitting in the safe.So, this made me curious. What claims have you AD spouted on the above? Any one know what their AD receives in numbers for the above models per year?Cheers,G