Patek Philippe Twenty 4

Photo Report: Hands-On With The New Bremont Supermarine 2000 (PLUS: See It In NYC Next Week With HODINKEE!)
Last week we introduced you to the new mega-diver from the Brothers Bremont - the Supermarine 2000.? As the name suggests, this new 45mm diver is good to a whopping 2000 meters, meaning this bad boy is about as mean a diver as you could ask for.? We had one pass through the HODINKEE offices just this weekend so we thought we'd snap a few photos for you.? Enjoy.You can read more about the new S2000 right here. 2 OF 9 3 OF 9 4 OF 9 5 OF 9 6 OF 9 7 OF 9 8 OF 9 See the new Bremont S2000 in NYC next week.? 9 OF 9

Omega-Tissot 1930's Wristwatch - Help indentify
Hi guys,I was hoping that someone here might be able to help me age and identify this watch. I believe that it is from the mid-1930's (serial number 627 387) but if I'm wrong please let me know.I'm also interested to know how much this watch would be worth fully serviced and restored, and how much that would cost (roughly) in it's current condition.Thanks,SeanAttachment 30125

Help Needed - 18k rose gold options. Give me your inputs!
Ok everyone I'm looking (yes, just looking right now) for an 18K rose gold to add to the collection. I'll probably only add 1 rose gold in the collection, so it needs to be 'the right one'. I've got a short list, but I'm sure I'm overlooking or missing several good candidates. So I'd like everyone's input, expertise & opinion on options that are out there.First, here's the criteria I need it to fill.Must be sporty enough to be worn with jeansIt has to be sporty enough that I can wear it with at least jeans, preferably with shorts & a short sleeve button down or polo. If it's too dressy for that, it won't get enough wear to justify it.Must be dressy enough to go black tie.On the same side, it has to be able to be dressed up to be suitable for a black tie or tuxedo. So it needs to be able to be thrown on a black strap & sit on the wrist with any black tie occasion39mm's or larger.37mm, 36mm or smaller need not apply. Even 39mm is pushing the lower limits. 40mm-42mm is

Looks whos back!
My Panerai is back!Picked it up from service a week ago. Movement got taken apart and put back together. Will get it polished next time. This is the watch that survived an 8ft fall down the stairs. Just happy to have the 320 back on my wrist!

Which Royal Oak or Royal Oak Offshore?
Hi,I'm considering a Royal Oak or Royal Oak Offshore. After a few weeks of research, trying a few watches on etc, I've narrowed it down to a first generation Offshore (ref. 25721ST), the new 25th anniversary reissue (ref. 26237ST), Elephant (Ref. 26470ST) or Messi (ref. 26325TS) in steel.My first questions is if it makes any sense investing twice the money on the reissue (26237ST) of the original model (25721ST) in relation to future and long term value. Messi is a Limited Edition, which can be found at around the same price used as the reissue of the original Offshore. The Elephant is the joker at this point, and probably the worst investment of the bunch.On the wrist, I'm sure I will be pleased with any of these alternatives. What things boils down to then is the potential future demand and value, which is always a guessing game to a degree.Any advice are most welcome!