Jaeger-LeCoultre Futurematic in exzellentem Zustand mit Box

Casting Call
We've all read about the X-Wind in Quantum of Solace. We reemmber that Will Smith was supposed to wear the Khaki Twilight in I am Legend, but that got switched. What Hamilton watch would you like tio see in a new movie? Would the watch be integral to the character or just an accessory?

I feel like I've come full circle with AP...
So for those of you who know me, I've been absent for a while from the forums. I just felt like doing a braindump on my past year with AP watches, if you are bored without any football or golf to watch, take a minute to read.Around this time last year, I posted a question about what would be a good first AP. Most people pointed me towards to the new 44mm ROOs, while many said go for the 15300 or the like. I quickly dismissed the 15300s, as they were, back then, to me boring.Over the past year I've developed a strong love for AP. My complaint with watches in the past is that they were too one dimensional. The overall look of the watch was the same regardless of what kind of lighting situations you had etc., so at the end of the day, the watch always looked the same.At heart, I don't like consistency in that respect. I always like to tinker, like to see things change.My first purchase into AP was the ss 44mm. It was exciting to see how the intricate finishing of the steel would change to

Patek 5022
Recently came across this ref.Looks amazing in YG.anyone has one?comments?

My First Panerai - Radiomir PAM210
I thought long and hard and did a lot of research before choosing this piece, which for me probably best represents Panarai's great history. I also much prefer the Radiomir case to the Luminor, even if it isn't as iconic today. It's a really comfortable watch to wear, fits me well for a 45mm, and I'm really enjoying the change of pace which a two hander offers. It's a 2009 model and I don't know much about its history, but it's in excellent shape and looks solid on my Timegrapher (+6 s/d, nice even lines), so very happy with this purchase. I did think about the more modern 610, but wanted a sandwich dial, and the ease of servicing (and better looks in my opinion) of the ETA/Unitas 6497 movement over the in-house version appealed to me. I also enjoy winding my watches so an eight day power reserve on the newer watch is actually a drawback for me!I've already bought a couple of (cheap) straps ... now considering at least one good quality hand made one.

Lady Datejust 279173
My sister and I decide to buy this one together. We are petite so some recommend us to buy 26 mm is more suitable, but some says 26 mm is discontinued so it's better to buy 28 mm. If I buy 26 mm, it's not a good idea? Also, which AD would you recommend in Toronto Area? Since we are going to buy 2 (possibly 1 more for my mom), we are looking for a discount price.