Longines EVIDENZA sertie 44 diamants 0,369 ct

Panerai Luminor 1950 Regatta 3 Days Chrono Flyback Automatic Titanio Watch
Panerai is an often polarizing brand that has, in recent years, seen a massive spike in popularity and has become a somewhat household name in men's luxury wrist watches. Now, often included in the brands that your non-watchnerd friends are aware of, they hold rank in upscale jewellery boutiques alongside Breitling and Rolex. Personally, I have loved the Panerai Radiomir as long as I have loved watches, but both the price and the case size has often been too much for my reality. While SIHH saw quite a few new models from Panerai, none were as intriguing to me as the Luminor 1950 Regatta 3 Days Chrono Flyback Automatic Titanio (PAM00526).That's a rather long name, so we'll stick with Regatta 3 Days. What we have here is a 47mm Luminor case constructed from titanium and encapsulating Panerai's in-house P.9100/R automatic chronograph movement with a flyback feature and central minutes (orange) and seconds (blue) hands. This information layout allows the Regatta 3 Days to stick with the fa

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Well, this might be the definition of a first world problem.With the Rolex announcement at Basel, I am now on the list for four watches at my AD. All four of which they think will arrive this year. Problem is, watch funds aren¡¯t unlimited, so some will have to be declined.Here are the four likely to hit this year:Rolex Daytona White Dial (on list for 18 months)Rolex Pepsi or Rootbeer GMT (on list for a week)Patek 5711 (on list for 12 months or so)So, the dilemma I am faced with is if the Patek arrives, that¡¯s it for the year unless I sell off several pieces to handle the other incomings. But, for the price of the Patek, I could get both new GMTs or the Daytona and the Pepsi.So, would you decline all of the new Rolexes for a Nautilus? Or ¡°sell the farm¡± and flip a bunch of pieces in the current collection to get the new hotness?Current collection:I have the black dial Daytona, but as you can probably tell, I like chronographs, so the thought of having both ss models appeals to me. But