Hublot BIG BANG CHRONOGRAPH 44MM MIT BRILLANTEN

REC P-51 Review
Ford Mustang VIN number 6F87CT85151 lived a rather average life. Born in early 1966, it toured the roads in style and power for years before it fell by the wayside after a minor accident. Left to sit in a field for far too long, what started as an easily repairable issue became unsalvageable as rust and decay set in. With a production run of over 600,000 in 1966 alone, it's by no means a unique story. Still, when talking about such an icon, it's always sad to see one fall through the cracks and become lost forever. Luckily for 6F87CT85151 and for the rest of us, the story didn't end there. Dead as it was, the Mustang still had more to give, and thanks to its owner's generous donation, VIN number 6F87CT85151 sacrificed its body to bring us this- the REC P-51.The P-51, named for the Ford Mustang's famous warbird namesake, is the fourth effort for Danish brand REC and the fullest extension of their unique mission- to create evocative, attractive timepieces out of reclaimed automotive mate

On The Wrist Today- Friday 6/24/11
Invicta Lupah Grand Zen 4544 on the Technofiber StrapSwiss Ronda Startech 5040.D Quartz Chronograph

I am getting that itch again, think I need an AP
Really want to add an AP into the collection. Have had a RO, 2 ROO and 2 44 Novelties in the past. For one reason or another I am without an AP at the moment. Gave one to one of my sons and traded or sold the others away. Was thinking about a RO or the ROC. Wish the ROC had an inhouse movement or that would be a simple move. Still thinking of getting a black dial to offset my white Daytona. Had a chance to see the black dial Rose on strap and WOW is that something. Haven't seen the white dial must be impressive too. Anyone have first hand experience/opinions on these two?ROO - to me the black with red is far and away the best iteration. Having never owned a Diver, that has my attention too. I see a lot of these being traded, why does it appear people tire of these?Couple questions, anyone own a ROC and a Daytona, if so, does the Daytona ever see the light of day?I know in the past with a RO it recieved it's fair share of time. Not sure where to go on this one but the hunt is often a lo

Ceramic diver dial
Hi all,I've just read that the ceramic diver dial is not tapisserie as most, but is instead stamped, does anyone know about this, Won't stop me from getting mine but I thought it was tapisserie dial, when you look at pics you see it's different than the FC diver dial for example.

Collectibility?
I always thought that collectibility was part of the Panerai special edition fun. These are low production watches after all. However, I was soured to this side of it when the new Cali dial watches were introduced. This, in part, lead me to sell off my 249. Initially, prices held and I thought perhaps I over reacted. Looking at the For Sale section today I am saddened to see how far 249 prices have fallen in the secondary market.I personally will no longer take collectibility into account with my future Panerai purchases. Re-releasing special editions in anyway just stinks. Sorry for the rant, but it just hit home today.