Omega Constellation Brushed Chronometer 31mm

Hands-On: The Greubel Forsey Signature 1, A Top-Tier Time-Only (Live Photos, Thoughts, Availability & Pricing)
At SIHH 2015, Greubel Forsey shocked us all by making a thin(ner), small(er), less expensive tourbillon called the Tourbillon 24 Seconds Vision. Now when you're talking about Greubel – arguably within top three finest watchmakers in the world – and potentially top one watchmaker in the world for median price per watch – everything is relative. By thin, I mean the 24 seconds is around 13.5 mm with a 16 mm bubble; by small, I mean it is 43.5 mm in diameter; and by inexpensive, I mean just over $300,000. But again, for a company that does not relent when it comes to quality, that was a great step towards a watch that was (more) wearable and affordable than previous offerings. The Tourbillon 24 Seconds Vision was received so positively that it took top prize at the 2015 Grand Prix of Horology. 1 OF 11 Signature 1 is Greubel Forsey's first watch with just hours, minutes, and seconds. At SIHH 2016, Greubel Forsey took things even further by introd

Speculatively Speaking Part 1 - The AT Chronograph
When I first heard of the demise of the 42.2mm model over a year ago, I couldn't quite understand Omega's reasoning for discontinuing the AT in this larger size. It was the perfect timepiece with which to present the beauty of simplicity in design and in certain configurations could indeed be very striking. However when I thought about it following a discussion earlier this year, there seemed no other reason for the demise of the 42.2mm case size model in the current model of the AT unless of course Omega had decided to introduce a new model Aqua Terra powered by the cal 8500.The new AT of course looks like the firm favourite of launches at Basel 2008. Just as the current model was the first of the Seamasters to be equipped with the Co-Axial cal 2500, so the new AT debuts the in-house movement in the Seamaster line. Given the AT's timeless appearance it is, to me anyway, the perfect watch with which to carry the Omega Seamaster range into the future. I wonder though what other models w

A question of value. . .
I am in process of re-adjusting my collection. In the past month, I have sold 6 watches. . . all Invicta. I have noticed that it takes three or four Invictas to equal the price of a new Hamilton. Thus, the question: Are Hamilton's worth their price?Opinions?

Should i give up on blue??
Hello TRF and AP fans.Ive decided to add an AP RO 15400st blue dial. Made a deposit more than 2 weeks ago. Unfortunately my dealer has exhausted all his sources from HK and SG in search for the blue dial. Since its the more popular and a boutique exclusive among the 3 i knew from the start it would be a challenge to get my hands on this color. For the past few days since we still have no leads where to get one ive started to consider the silver dial. Since i dont have a silver/white dialed watch yet this can be a possible fallback /substitute. Although im 3rd on a list for the DaytonaC so another white incoming soon. My current watches are Black TagH Grand Carrera, Black SS Daytona and Submariner LVC.I still have till march 12 before giving up on the search and get back my deposit. Question is: Should i settle for the silver dial or keep waiting for the blue? Has anyone experienced a similar situation and had regrets or satisfaction with the switch.Thank you!Sent from my SM-N9208 using

PAM 351 tobacco dial with brown strap shots?
Just got my 351 recently and looking to add a brown strap(s). Not sure of which brown color to get so I'd like to see some fellow member shots of the tobacco dial with brown strap combinations!