Omega "Speedmaster Professional Mark III"

Rapper Birdman And His $1.5 Million Chopard Diamond Watch
"This might be the best piece of art y'all have," says rapper Birdman (aka,"Baby," aka Brian Williams) in regard to a diamond encrusted Chopard watch that he is receiving for the first time in the above video. Taken last summer (I believe), you have an intimate look at the mentality and desires of this type of high-profile timepiece buyer. Aside from being extremely amused by the interaction, I am quite fascinated by the whole thing.Birdman is considered to be the second most wealthy rapper in history behind Jay-Z. A lot of his money came not only from performances and record sales, but also lucrative business deals with other record companies as well as his own record company "Cash Money Records." 41 years old in 2010, Birdman is known for having a distinct love of fine things and in many sense epitomizing the "rapper ideal." His music often promotes unrestrained spending of money, as well as exaggeratingly lavish lifestyles.Listen carefully to his thoughts on the watch after buying i

Seamaster 2254.50 losing time.
Hi Guys,OMG!! I have been checking my beloved Seamaster over the last few days and it is losing time....2 seconds a day, thats a minute a month, or 12 minutes a year....whats going on.....can it be sorted or do I just have to live with it...

Nautilus 5711j yellow gold...what to pay?
Hi guys,New to the forum. I have been looking at the PP Nautilus 5711j yellow gold. I realized that it has been discontinue, so a pre-own would be fine. What kind of reliabilty should I expect? What would be a reasonable/fair price to pay? I understand that each one may vary, so let's assume one in mint condition with all of it's boxes and papers. Yes, I have done many searches to find some sort of price scale but would appreciate insight from the enthusiast on the board. thanks in advance,Rey

5208p
Greetings TRF,A few months ago I started a thread with a little review of the Patek Philippe 5235g. In this review I thought that, despite the fact that I do not own this timepiece, I could give you my opinion on a couple of points regarding it. Ever since I did that (and discussed those points with other great members around here) I've had the idea of doing another one on a piece that I consider really special, the Patek Philippe 5208p.Here are some personal observations about this timepiece:- In my very first review I tried to be as critical (without trying to sound pompous or arrogant) as I could about the Patek Philippe regulator. Alas (although I think it is a very good thing) I don't think I can find a bad thing to say about this one. The dial, case, movement and complications are just outstanding and I think this particular watch really helps us to appreciate the brand's quality and its watchmakers' talent: finding a way to make a triple complications watch look that simple is s

448 or 372? what would u keep.
hi All:if you were me, what would you keep between 372 and 448?why? would you keep 448 because it's limited edition? thank you