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Richard Mille RM 011 RED TPT Quartz Watch
The famed Richard Mille RM 011 watch gets yet another limited edition version, this time using a stunningly bold, red "TPT quartz" case for the Richard Mille RM 011 RED TPT Quartz watch. What is TPT quartz? It is a quartz mineral and carbon compound produced by NTPT for mostly boating and racing needs. Richard Mille has worked with the company to develop how they can use the interesting material for watch cases. Richard Mille first introduced a TPT quartz cased-watch earlier in 2015 with the also limited edition RM 27-02 TPT Quartz Rafael Nadal watch.The Richard Mille RM 011 Red TPT Quartz employs a red-colored TPT quartz material paired with another interesting material which is NTPT carbon. These materials together make the case of the watch. watches-dealer went hands-on with the first Richard Mille NTPT watch here which was the RM 35-01 Rafael Nadal. From boating and racing to tennis...Nevertheless,?the Richard Mille RM 011 "Felipe Massa" watch collection has always been about racin

New Member..
Hello everyone! I just found this forum yesterday and have been going over the posts - great info and fun reading. A lot of very knowledgeable folks here on one of my favorite things - old Hamilton watches. I currently own a refurbed Dickens(runs and looks great - from the early 40's? I believe), an original Myron from late '30's(runs and looks good), a Forbes from early '50's(runs and looks good) and a Sutton from the late 30's that runs well but has a loose crystal and no band - it also has an incorrect second hand but I love it anyway! I'll be wearing that one soon. The Dickens, Myron and Forbes get worn regularly. My wife wears the Myron often. I'll see if I can get some photos posted in the next week or so.Nice to meet you all.Tom

SS&Co trench watches?
I suppose this has come up before, but I can't seem to uncover the discussion via a forum search, and a post on the IWC Forum yielded no answers.I understand that possibly WWI silver "British" trench watches with movements signed "SS&Co." are Stauffer, Sons & Co., and that this company had a relationship with IWC in the first 15 or so years of the 20th Century, where IWC supplied SS&Co. with movements. The SS&Co signing was usually (often?) accompanied by a device of 3 triangles. I also understand that SS&Co also occasionally signed similar watch movements with "S&Co" or possibly it was a related company,but still the Stauffer people. Any of this ring a bell with anybody? I read one entry in a Google search of the subject that says SS&Co with the 3 triangle device are not IWC, but he doesn't say if that means the movement is good or if it's junk. I couldn't find anything further on this.

So...I know it's random...but trade deepsea + pan 233 = AP 15400
Recently I visited Ap store in nyc and VC store tried AP 15400 & AP diver white. Also VC overseas chrono which they only had brown color. Actually new VC chrono is stunning. First time in person but quality was better then AP so got me thinking... what rolex forums say? If I trade in deepsea + pan 233 to ap 15400 or VC oversea chrono. I know new one can't exchange but old VC runs around 12k. What you guys think? I have Batman but that is keeper ?Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Tapatalk

15202 Availability
I've been thinking about selling my 15400 to help fund a 15202, but I'm unsure of availability. I'm only interested in new, so how hard are they really to find? I'm assuming I'd be stuck paying retail, but who should I call to find one? Am I going to be on a long wait list?