Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece White Dial Men's Automatic Stainless Steel Watch MP6907-SS002-112

Hands-On: With The New Two-Tone Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15400
The big news from Audemars Piguet is a working prototype of this guy, and we're gonna get to that, but first here is a quick update. The standard Royal Oak, reference 15400, is now available in a two-tone case. Doesn't seem like much, and frankly it isn't much, but the two-tone Royal Oak holds a special place in the heart of many, as the original 5402 was indeed offered this way. Here are a few snaps of it. Price is set at $25,600 and more details can be found here. 2 OF 2

On The Wrist Today Monday- 7/23/2012
Invicta Subaqua Noma III Limited Edition GMT 0736 #1931/3600Swiss Ronda Powertech 515.24H Quartz GMT Movement 500M/WR

When I hear 'Russian Watch' ..............
I immediately start thinking of mine which I own and love ! Quality, innovation, with a long and storied brand heritage !Kurt

Need help with 5167 Purchase
Hi all. First time poster in the PP section of TRF. My wife and I stopped by the local PP dealer while on vacation. They have a 5167 in stock and seem willing to deal on the watch since this is the slow season.First off, the wife gave the okay to go ahead with the purchase if I can work out a decent deal with the AD. Since this is my first PP purchase, I'm really looking for input on where I can start the negotiations. We both love this watch. It's now a must have and I would love to close the deal with the local AD before we leave to go back home. We have purchased my TT DJ from this AD in the past and other jewels for my wife, so we have a small relationship with this AD, but its been a while since we have purchased anything at this store.My collection consists of a SS GMTIIC, TT DJ and Stowa MO. I think the Aquanaut would fit in nicely with my collection and might replace the GMTIIC.Any advice, either in this thread or via PM would be greatly appreciated.Thank you!Jim

Panerai P.5000 in-house movement question?
I recently picked up a new Panerai Radiomir 609 with their in-house p.5000 movement. I had a 510 Luminor for awhile with the same caliber, but traded it off. I've found that I much prefer the Radiomir case shape. With that said, I'm curious as to the accuracy of the movement. I really have two questions...1. How many seconds +/- should the movement be per day since it isn't COSC certified?2. When it comes to precisely setting the time, since this movement is non-hacking do those of you with this watch typically hold the crown to pause the second hand or should this be avoided? I know this was the process with the manual-wind Speedmaster. I just thought I would ask to make sure I am following the proper procedures when setting the watch before attempting this.I know with some watches it isn't recommended to wind time backwards, but I think that may be a thing of the past? I remember with a Speedy, just the slightest amount of back pressure on the crown would effectively pause the second