Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec Automatic Chronograph Black Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 109996

C.41 Calibre
I recently bought my wife a 1961 IWC 18k watch. It has a 41 calibre movement. Is anyone able to tell me anything more about this movement? Between what years was it made?Thank you in anticipation!

The man who went deepest died yesterday
Jacques Piccard the Swiss deep sea explorer who went deepest when hitting 10 916 m with his famous Batiscafo Trieste in 1960 died yesterday blissfully at the age of 86 surounded by his family.Mr. Piccard's craft took the a Rolex watch down to the deepest point of our planet. The watch fixed to the outside of the craft, however.May his soul rest in peace.

15202/5711
I know this horse has been beaten to death however please humor me. What are your experienced pros and cons? I really want to get the 15202 but I was wondering if the Patek is superior in craftsmanship.

AP 15400or on rubber...
Hi allI'm very close to pulling the trigger on what will be a grail watch for me, the 15400or. Im one of these people who like strap options on my watches though. I know the black dial comes with a black leather strap and the silver/white dial comes with a brown leather. I've seen images of the black dial on a rubber strap but never seen the White dial on rubber. Now, before I get roasted alive for asking I appreciate White dial watches are generally more formal so rubber straps may be seen as taboo but I bet someone out there has done it or seen it and I need to get the option out of my head if it looks horrendous. For background I have a small collection and every piece has a black dial which is why I wouldn't mind the change. However I'm not against another black dial. Over to you guys and girls. Thoughts, images etcThanksSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hidden factors in picking the right Rolex.
Closing in on my first Rolex and I've not really narrowed down which reference I really want, if anything the references under consideration only keep growing!I know from some of my other interests (cars, clothing, even cookware) that sometimes what you THINK you want isn't actually the one that will give you the most satisfaction. So my question is: are there things in your life that you should consider that will impact the kind of Rolex you might like? For example I work a lot in offices, I'm a creative person, I dress with some flair but pretty casually -- does that perhaps mean I should consider X Rolex rather than Y? What are some factors that you hadn't considered that ultimately did affect your satisfaction?And just so you know, I'm actually kind of enjoying not being able to pick a Rolex. So many to choose from!!