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Porsche Design Indicator Watch is readable
Originally, the watch Crown should resemble a wheel with tires on it. But held back.The Porsche Design Indicator watch is out a few years earlier at the time where the Porsche Carrera GT supercar is out. It was supposed to be a companion piece. The rubber on the watch strap has a tire design of bearing inside which was supposed to be tread tire of the Carrera GT wheels. A super Chronograph, accompanying a super car. The idea was that it is ultra easy to read while driving a car very fast.Eterna really surpassed themselves with this piece. Easily among their list of masterpieces. I felt really lucky to be a check out the shows, and I thank Eterna for this. Are there watches more like that? Probably, but probably not in the foreseeable future. With the slowdown of the economy, the demand for watches, as this is much lower. Until then, the Porsche Design Indicator will remain a wonderful and exotic novelty for those lucky enough to afford a. If you can, I highly recommend it.

Watch Spotting: Jimmy Fallon Gives Father-In-Law Bremont MB1 Live On The Tonight Show
Bremont's MB series – short for Martin-Baker – were some of the British brand's earliest watches, and they are still some of their most popular. The no-nonsense adventure watches offer a lot of bad-assery for the buck, but the most bad-ass of them all is the MB1. Why? Because in order to buy it, you have to have survived a live ejection from an active military plane at some point in your life. Turns out Jimmy Fallon's father-in-law has, and last night, Jimmy gave him a Bremont MB1 live on the Tonight Show. 1 OF 2 You can watch the clip above, and read more about the Bremont MB1 right here. 2 OF 2

How do these prices sound?
Ok, so I went to my local AD and tried on a Milgauss and a Submariner (which I mentioned in an earlier thread). The prices were $6400 for the Milgauss with the green crystal and $6200 for the Submariner 50th Anniversary edition.I'm not really sure how good of an indicator google shopping is, so I thought I'd ask the pros, do these sound like food prices?

5227 too small for wrist?
Just posted last week about deciding between getting a Calatrava 5227 today or waiting the Nautilus 5711 out, and seems like the conclusion would be for me to get the Calatrava today and figure out if I want to buy the 5711 once it's my turn on the waiting list. So I went to an AD and tried the 5227 on again. I did have some concerns:1. Judging by my photo, the 5227 doesn't seem nice, but photos by other forum members show that it is (my photo seems to darken up the batons making it look plain black) - so may I ask those who have the 5227, do the white gold batons stand out in real life? I think it's central to the beauty of the watch especially on a black dial. 2. My wrist shot shows my wrist being squeezed by the watch. Does this mean the 5227 is too small for my wrist? Would a longer strap help it? Does Patek sell longer original straps?3. I was thinking of a deployant buckle, is this appropriate for this type of watch?I also did try a different model at the AD, a 5205. This on the

Purchased the sub today. 116610LN
Couldn¡¯t be happier to have purchased my first Rolex from an AD today. Was torn between multiple models from the DJ41, Explorer 1, to the BLNR finally landed on the Sub date and I picked it up around 1 today. Totally understand why this is such a historical piece. And I am glad I went with the date. Thanks for help with deciding as I posted many questions about what model to choose. Cheers to a good year!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk