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A New Discovery About the 16710-3186
On Friday evening I foolishly drove about 40 miles south to Cincinnati to the nearest mall with an Apple store in search of the new iPhone. There was a 3 hr. line, and they were running low on the 16gb black model (which I bought the next day at an AT&T store. ). While I was at this mall, I went in to their Rolex AD and found an interesting discovery. I found a Pepsi bezel 16710, early M series (3xxxxx) that had traditional Roman numeral markers. For me, this was extremely signficant. This has been the first confirmation that I have held in my hands that BOTH stick and Roman numeral dial 16710's exist in the M serial. Based on the wiggle test, I do not believe this particular M serial had the 3186 movement either. This would seem to underscore the truly limited production nature of the 16710-3186 models during the late Z and M series production.

I need a little help :-) again... Seamaster: Bond or not Bond?
While My Mother's Vintage Franken-Omega is out of order and someone is repairing it (I hope so) I need again a little help choosing a Seamaster (used)Here in my own town I founded two of them.. a "007 limited edition" co-axial 300m/1000ft Seamaster from 2008 and a "normal" automatic Seamaster 300m/1000ft from 2009 (not Bond one)I love both of them...They are both like new without scratches with inner and outer boxes, guarantee-card, owner-card etc. The Bond one from 2008 cost 1800 euros (perhaps too much?)the other one Not Bond from 2009 cost 1750 euros (too much too? I can buy a new one on Ebay for 2000 euros from power-sellers)Which one should I choose?Are their value falling or rising? (In between 5-10-20 years)Thanks a lot

Breitling Chronomate 44
who here owns the Chronomate 44 GMT. and how do you like it? i Own a older model Chronomate Evo and have not had any problem with it but i hear the new B01 movement are not very reliable. wonder what your thoughts are, and if you have any wrist pictures.

Your opinion on: Omega Seamaster 300m Red Gold 2294.52
I'm seriously interested in picking up an Omega that has some gold for style and titanium for comfort and think this baby may be it...Omega Seamaster 300m Red Gold 2294.52MOVEMENTCaliber: Omega 3301Self-winding chronograph with column wheel mechanism. Officially certified chronometer. Rhodium-plated finish.Power Reserve: 52 hours CRYSTALDomed anti-reflective, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal CASE & DIAL18ct. red gold - titanium caseBlack dial WATER RESISTANCEDown to: 300 meters1000 feetHow many two tone Omegas are out there? I know it is rare to see these TT omegas for some reason compared to other brands. What about titanium watches? I have'nt owned a Ti watch before but have tried many on and they seem quite comfortable on the wrist...Let's see some pics of your TT and Ti Omegas!

My 10 Watch Collection!
Hi EveryoneThought I¡¯ll share my 10 Watch Collection with you guys I¡¯ve done a review on it as well on my YouTube channel.https://youtu.be/F5BGcA3yoNMWhat would you change ( add / remove) without going more than 10.What if you have to choose 5 ?What about only 3 ? Would love to hear your thoughts.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk