Oris TT1 Day Date Black Dial Automatic Men's Watch 735-7651-4764RS

SIHH 2015: Greubel Forsey GMT Black (Updated with Live Photos and Price)
Greubel Forsey, a brand known for its ambitious, innovative multi-tourbillon watches, introduced its own singular take on the classic world-time watch in 2011. A new execution of the succinctly named Greubel Forsey GMT, with a blackened titanium case, debuted this week at SIHH 2015.The case of the Greubel Forsey GMT Black is made of titanium and treated with vacuum-deposited ADLC (amorphous diamond-like carbon), which gives the timepiece not only its sleek, deep black look but also a surface hardness substantially harder than that of natural titanium. A black treatment is also applied to the mainplate and bridges of the movement, in-house Caliber GF05, making for a more restrained color palette intended to bring out the contrast of the textures and hand-finishes on various parts of the movement.Like its predecessors in gold and platinum cases, the Greubel Forsey GMT Black has a 24-second tourbillon with 25-degree inclination (tourbillons are standard in Greubel Forsey watches), along w

AT LAST!!! Decision made but which one?
Well my friends after all this time I am at the end of my horological odyssey!The deal is struck, the deposit placed and the deed done!You know that I have dithered about one watch or another for what seems like years, in fact it has been in totalFirst I dithered about which dress watch to buy! A Deville PR? A Zenith? A JLC? etc...etc...! Then about selling the Rolex SD and eventually doing so and buying a JLC Master RDM.Then I wanted a diver and have been dithering about that for a while.But I have made my decision after trying one of these on at an AD today (not my local AD).I have taken on board all the advice and opinions recieved via this forum and choosen. This watch just spoke to me and made me smile big timeThe other options still created a desire and it was a tough decision and not one that I anticipated when I first started my "short list" but as Highlander said "There can be only one" (for now)I have flitted from one to the other and would probably have continued doing so un

5000 posts, Patek, TRF, and Friends
Finally hit 5,000 posts (small potatoes relative to many prolific posters here). TRF is a great forum with even BETTER PEOPLE. I¡¯ve made many friends here, many of whom I talk to regularly. I¡¯d also like to say ¡°Thanks¡± to those who have offered me advice along the way. There are many members here who have such a deep knowledge of Patek, and their willingness to share is part of what makes TRF such a wonderful forum. TRF is an invaluable resource in watch collecting. Use it ¡ª that¡¯s my advice! This has been a fantastic journey so far. So, what better way to ¡°celebrate¡± this milestone than with a posting of my first Patek, the 5712/1a. This watch will always have a special place in my collection (thankfully I realized this quickly after selling my first one - dumb move, but hey, I learned!). Here¡¯s to the next 5,000 posts and beyond. ..

What?
.forbes/sites/hannahel...-pocket-watch/ Someone tell me I don't know how to read.....please. I just read that they want almost $72k for a pocket watch that has zero complications and not a single precious stone on it. (I'm not taking jewels for movement).Panerai, I love you, but but but.........really?

Will AD start a waiting list pre-Basel?
It looks like a new GMT jubilee is on the horizon....Will some ADs accept deposits for the waitlist now ?