Piaget New Polo GM

Panerai Reveals New Luminor Rattrapante for SIHH 2013
Calling all Paneristi: the first of Panerai’s new crop of watches to be launched at next month’s SIHH watch fair in Geneva has been revealed: it is a split-seconds chronograph in a titanium case, bearing the reference number PAM00530 and the name Luminor 1950 Rattrapante 8 Days Titanio.The watch’s split-seconds chronograph function (also known as a rattrapante) has a vertical clutch and twin column wheels. It operates two hands that are superimposed and partially independent: the first is entirely controlled by the pusher at 8 o¡¯clock, which starts, stops and resets the chronograph hand; the second, controlled by the button at 10 o¡¯clock, is used for measuring partial times or a second event simultaneous with the first. The hand of the small minutes counter moves in jumps, rather than continuously, which Panerai says makes it easier to read.The movement that powers these and the watch’s other functions is Panerai’s P.2006, entirely developed and assembled

WatchTime December 2012
Not sure if you've seen it yet, but wanted to mention that the new December issue of WatchTime is out and features the new extra-thin 39MM AP Royal Oak. Mine (magazine...unfortunately not an AP) just arrived in the mail. Great shot on the cover and a 15-page review including a disassembled view of the movement. Lots of other great info and articles...even has an article on Arnold's AP collection

distress
whatever you call it.. but nothing like a used and beat up JV strap on a Luminor base..

PM Daytona Panda Dials
No shortage of PM Daytona panda dials here in Singapore!:

Bi Metal Daytona - everyday watch
Simple question.... do you think a bi metal Daytona can be worn as an everyday watch?Thanks gents.