Seiko Black Dial Solar Power Stainless Steel Men's Watch SNE161

Rare Jaeger-LeCoultre Timepieces Highlight Antiquorum¡¯s February Hong Kong Sale
On February 26 at The Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Hong Kong, Antiquorum will present 452 modern and vintage timepieces including a collection of rare and highly complicated Jaeger-LeCoultre watches and a Patek Philippe reference 3939 in pink gold. Previews will be held in Shanghai (2/14), Beijing (2/16), Singapore (2/19) and Hong Kong (2/23-25). Learn more about the top lots inside. Among the highlights of the sale are three outstanding Jaeger-LeCoultre timepieces to be sold individually. Originally sold as a set, the collection, produced in 2009, has remained in the hands of a private collector and will be offered at auction for the first time in Antiquorum’s February 26th sale. The set includes the following pieces:A Jaeger-LeCoultre white gold Gyrotourbillon One, No.02/20. This exceptional and highly complicated timepiece is an 18K white gold perpetual calendar bi-retrograde date spherical tourbillon wristwatch with equation of time and leap year calendar. It is accompanied by

Greetings from mini-mini impromptu GTG ;-)
......while on a short business/pleasure trip in S. FL I had some extra timethis morning and got my WIS friend Leo out of the bed earlier (as you can seefrom picture #1...LOL ;).....and we arranged for a quick coffee/lunch meetingand just wanted to say hello to everyone !!Cheers !!

Rose Gold 44 question
After the SIHH release of the new rose gold 44, many people said they prefer the 'older' dial.I tend to agree as it looks cleaner to me and less busy. That being said, why has the market softened on the original RG 44's? IMO, it's probably one of the most interesting sport watches on the market.Economy is doing well, rose gold still in favor, size is still attractive..?

missing my CK
I owned a Panda dial CK2998 however sold in which to garner some funds late last year. I'm now in the market again and am completely torn whether to go for another or wait and see what panda dials appear in Basel. the CK pricing seems to have went up which i struggle with, its never really struck me as popular a model as some had hoped and with all due respect its a speedy (no flames please) that said only 1 or 2 on the forum.

Aquanaut ownership experience
So I have been looking all over trying to find a decent sports watch that I can set myself apart from other watch fans with (I already have 2 Rolex watches so have a hard time settling for a sub or SD let alone a modern sub) yet can be a daily wearer that I don't have to always be conscious of as I would with a vintage or dress watch, with concerns of water, bumping, scratching etc. I'm not planning to dive with it but might go for a swim with it, may play a round of golf with it or go for a run with it.From what I understand the Aquanaut 5065A is one of the better options to meet these needs. So I was wondering how the ownership experience for people has been with them? What is the service cost? Service interval? I have heard the modern deployment clasp is a nice upgrade to the older version, have you made any other tweaks? Do you golf and swim with it? Have you scratched yours and had the scratches fixed or lived with the damage?My local AD doesn't carry Patek (would have to take a 2