Maurice Lacroix Intuition 59858

Tough and Transparent: Richard Mille Tourbillon RM 56-02 Sapphire
Richard Mille pioneered the use of an all-sapphire watch case with its RM 056 Sapphire Tourbillon Split Seconds Chronograph in 2011, and upped the technological ante with the subsequent debut of the RM 56-01, which also had baseplates, bridges and a third wheel made of sapphire. Last year saw the debut of another innovation, the Richard Mille Tourbillon RM 56-02 Sapphire, which combines a tripartite sapphire case with the brand’s revolutionary “cabled movement” design.The movement architecture used in the Richard Mille Tourbillon RM 56-02 Sapphire takes its cues from the movement in another Richard Mille watch, the RM 27-01 Rafael Nadal, developed with the input of the Spanish tennis star. The baseplate of the RM 56-02 movement is made of tough but lightweight titanium and suspended within the all-sapphire case by means of a single-braided cable only .35 mm thick. The movement uses a system of four pulleys on posts at its corners and another six pulleys along its peri

Visit to AP Singapore Boutique yesterday
Sometimes it's good to be on holiday trying different watches. I spent few chances (forced myself actually) to walk in to several AP dealers in HK (as we all know Rolex is just everywhere around the corner of each block), and one thing I noticed is that they don't know much about AP! and the discount is max 10% on very comparable USRP.On the other hand, this holiday's second leg was in Singapore and after my family went home, I decided to took the MRT to Orchard Station and explore the AP Botique, it is tiny compared to PP, VC, Rolex, IWC, Omega, and tuck in a small corner (next to Hermes) on the other side of ION building, but the staff are friendly, and I couldn't stop myself not trying any watches........So here i am with the Panda and Bumblebee, my left wrist is smaller than my right wrist (I wear on my right) and the staff told me that the discount is 15% plus 7.5% GST back... much better than HK.They already have the new 41mm Royal Oak on display, but both HK and SG don't have t

Tried On An Omega SMP Chrono Diver Today.
WOW!THIS watch is just gorgeous!Boy, did it smile back at me!I was very close at buying it on the spot, but will wait until I see the DSSD in person.Here are some pics.What do you think, guys and gals? Does it look good on me?I just LOVE the domed sapphire crystal. And it's only AR coated on the INNER side! I also adore the swords hands and the Tricompax arrangement (3, 6 and 9) arrangement of the sub dials and the unobtrusive date at 6. The case profile is gorgeous, too!Very handsome watch, indeed!

AC February Adjustment
I recently added my first PP, a 5726. This is also my first AC watch. First question: For AC PPs like the 5726, when do you adjust your date for February? On March 1st or on the 28th / 29th of February? The manual says not to advance the date when it's either the 30th or the 31st because the month change mechanism is in motion. To me it would make since to adjust on the last day of February and before the date change mech is in motion.Second question: Does the movement think February has 30 or 31 days? That is, would you set the date to the 30th or 31st on the last day of February? Reading through the manual I did not see where it specified this. I realize I have a while before I need to worry about this, but I was just wondering.

Deep Sea sea dweller 116660 james cameron ( dk blue dial) vs 116660 blk dial
Debating between the two.Is the Rolex dssd 116660 James Cameroon (dk blue)worth paying about 3k more then the 116660 in black?is the potential resale that much higher due to the jc being limited edition?i like the looks of the blue better but having a hard time blowing 3k+ on it, from my research it seems like same exact watch with just a different color dialgiving estimate on price difference on short research .opinions?