Longines PrimaLuna L8.113.0.16.6 White Dial Round Stainless Steel Case Watch

Corum Ti-Bridge Tourbillon Black
For the holidays, Corum dresses the Ti-Bridge Tourbillon in a stealthy coat of satin and black PVD. The flange, plate and bridges are crafted from ARCAP, a copper-nickle alloy that is non-magnetic and highly corrosion-resistant, and these components are coated with black ruthenium. Set off against this black background is the flying tourbillon’s gray key, emblematic of the Corum brand. The new baguette movement is suspended by two ARCAP “cross-bars” (Corum’s term), while the escapement – lacking a top bridge – appears to float above the movement.The diminutive movement is powered by twin barrels and runs in 21 jewels at 21,600 vph with a power reserve of 72 hours. The case measures an imposing 42.5 x 41.5mm and offers water resistance to 50 meters.The Ti-Bridge Tourbillon Black lists at $55,000 and is limited to 83 pieces.Additional information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.Ti-Bridge Tourbillon Black SpecificationsRefer

My new Super Ocean Chronograph has arrived
Hey Guys,At long last my black dial Super Ocean Chronograph has arrived.Here are a couple of real quick shots.

US Watches
I was clicking on sponsors banners, and I noticed this sponsor is extending returns until the end of Jan. Good to know if you ever need to return something! uswatches/

Lume Shots
Here's my first attempt at multiple lume shots of multiple watches...not too good I know, but be nice its my first time...kind of experimenting plus my wife was wondering why I hiding in the closet with the lights off and all my watches with me.L-R: Longines Hydro Chrono, Hamilton Auto Chrono, Lum-TecSame as above under black light.All of them under BL...TOP L-R: 1985 Seiko, 1968? Accutron Space View, Seiko Kinetic, Longines Hydroquest Chrono, Hammy Khaki Auot Chrono, Lum-TecBOTTOM L-R: Wenger 200M, Citizen Titanium Diver, 1985 Seiko Auto Diver, Hamilton Navy Quartz, Omega SMP GMT, Omega 2254.50BOTTOM L-CORNERVictonox RenegadeL-ROmega SMP GMT, 2254.50

Silver/White of 15300, 15400 and 15202 is different?
Hi,In a recent question I posed on the 15300 vs 15400 someone replied that the 15300 is fine for the black dial and blue, but the silver/white of the 15400 is more beautiful and dynamic than the more flat white 15300.I'm intrigued by this. At first sight the silver/white indeed looks rather flat (a bit like the 'real' white on the ROO's), but on the other hand it would strike me as odd that AP decided to use a different silver/white on the 15400 than on the 15300. And what about the 15202 by the way (not the anniversary version of course but the previous one)?So is there really a difference between these Silver/white dials on these RO ST top models???Thanks!