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Cartier Must Autoscaph 21 Watch Available On James List
Here is one of those interesting Cartier watches that you don't see very often. Out of production for maybe a decade now, this is a rare, true sports watch from the 'fancy watch brand.' Many of you might be familiar with the Must 21 collection from Cartier. The chronograph is probably the most well known of the line. Though the Autoscaph 21 is sportiest version around. An interesting mixture of traditional Cartier elements and a sporty look. Only thing that may prevent people from sporting the Autoscaph today is the size. Medium at best, the little guy is just a hair under 37mm wide. Then again, it is perfect for the modern lady if she likes it.Set in a steel case with a nice polished black stone cabochon in the crown, this is a Cartier watch all the way through. The bezel visually integrates into the sloped flange chapter ring right under the sapphire crystal. The steel on steel look is nice, but makes the dial look pretty small. Which it is. A design experiment if anything. Makes for

GMT 2 (Stick dial or Error dial)
Hi...Long time no post, I would like to ask your guys some question and comments about GMT ll red blue. I just brought the RL GMT ll Red Blue with Stick dial / Error dial from a friends of mine. It's D series with cal 3185. Do you guys think, it will become collectable? Do anyone know how many was Stick dial produce? Thanks in advance for your comments and answer....This is the pict of RL GMT ll Red Blue (Pepsi)Take photo with other RL sport (Sub M series, SD M series and GMT II Coke D series)

Speedmaster 145012-67
I just bought a Omega Speedmaster Professional w/ a cal.861, the number in the caseback is 145012-67, is the 861 caliber correct for this model, and does the '67 mean 1967? Thanks

5227 dial change?
I noticed in the 2016 Patek catalogue, the dial of the 5227j and r is listed as lacquered ivory, and the pic of the 5227r shows a very white looking dial. However, all of the 5227j/r's I've seen have a dial that looks quite off-white, even yellowish. Does anybody know if the dial color has changed from before 2016 (more off white) to after (more white)?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ruud Van Dilemma
There's a lot of love for the BLNR on this forum. I have one and I like it but I'm pretty sure that I could live without it and the world would still spin. Now, the thought entered my head this morning about flipping it to pick up my next Pam.My dilemma is, am I just being impatient to pick up my next Panerai or do I really want shot of the BLNR? It does get worn. Each of my watches takes its turn in my rotation and gets worn for a week every time, although I must admit I was tempted to keep my 359 on for an extra week. I 'flipped' it this week for the 689 So, fellow Panerai fans, if you were stood behind me now, would you encourage me to move my BLNR for another Pam or would you slap me around the head, tell me to be patient and save the money for the 533 while keeping the BLNR?Next Pam will almost certainly be the 533 but I'll take Mrs Van D's views on the 233 first. I like the 233 but I'd leave it behind in the event of a zombie apocalypse for the 533. I like the 233 but I don't z