TAG Heuer Carrera Heritage Chronograph Silver Dial Automatic Mens Watch CAS2111.BA0730

Alain Silberstein Tourbillon Black Storm Watch Available On James List
Are you ready for a watch like this? Is anyone ever really ready for a watch like this? Among his many watches, Alain Silberstein offers some tourbillon models. Less popular today, a few years ago these iconoclastic tourbillon timepieces really offered something very different. Take this Black Storm model (ref. TS511) that combines his playful French design, an interesting tourbillon movement, and urban toned camouflage.The idea is really when you get to a watch like a tourbillon reason loses a lot of meaning. Art is what makes sense and here Alain Silberstein is having fun (like he always does). Not everyone is a fan of his aesthetic - that is OK. I believe design aesthetics such as his are meant to be polarizing. In the Black Storm watch is a manually wound tourbillon based movement that I believe are exclusive to his pieces. He doesn't make the movements, but no one else has them.The tourbillon is a flying tourbillon, and done in a manner that I find interesting. The lower part of t

1-1/2 link for Jumbo
Anyone in between sizes on the Jumbo? I feel like it's either too tight or too loose playing with just the one link. Thinking of getting the 1-1/2 link. Will be calling AP on Monday to see how much.

Where to buy a 26mm buckle flat with pin
I'm looking everywhere for a 26mm flat gpf-mod dep style. Where should I look. Joe.

alternative to RSC??
With the problems mentioned in various threads here, about RSC cost and occasional QC failures, are there any private watch repair service experts that have consistent excellent work record at fair or reasonable prices? I've looked into Mark Sirianni and Kelly Haynes for repair, as well as Gray&Sons and Michael Young for bracelet restoration. Any feedback on them, and are there others of quality and reliability? I have an old GMT II two tone that needs overhaul and has a stretched bracelet.

Daytona decision time...
As some of you will remember, back in June 2015 I hatched a plan with my good lady wife over a wine-fuelled afternoon in London. The plan was to develop a savings plan that would enable me to add a Royal Oak and Nautilus to my collection, with a birth-year Sub 5513 to follow.The plan has worked very well in terms of funding, but less well in terms of ending up with the target collection!Since that day, I have added a Daytona 116500, a Silver Dial Royal Oak 15450, a blue dial Royal Oak 15450, and a Reverso; as well as adding an IWC Portofino to my wife's small collection.It all started to go wonky when they brought out the new Daytona (I know Paddy, it's not really new!) just as I was about to buy a Royal Oak. Following the Daytona diversion, I purchased a silver dial 15450 because I didn't think I'd be able to get a blue dialled one as they had only just been announced. And then, thanks to this forum, a blue dial model presented itself and I had to have it!As many of you will have expe