Tissot Couturier Chrono Automatik 43mm

GIVEAWAY: Yes Inca Watch
YES watches - based out of California - produce some of the most functionally interesting timepieces around. The company is decidedly boutique and produces a range of astronomical calendar watches with real utility for a lot of different types of people. Scientists, photographers, movie makers, and others find these watches to be indispensable tools. Understanding how these timepieces work is only a challenge until you figure out what the dial means. After that you come to appreciate the clever display of time and data that is unlike anything else. I've owned a Yes timepiece for about 7 years now and have yet to see anything quite like it.The YES Inca is one of the brand's flagship timepieces and is available in steel or titanium in a few styles. Here is your chance to win one. The watch case is 48mm wide with a style that mixes classic with "digital." Allow me to explain the dial. The single analog hand is a 24 hour hand showing the time. You have a digital time read out as well for a

AP ROC Panda 26331
Hi all,I'm new to the forum and I've recently picked up my first AP and I'm blown away by the quality and style of the watch, specially the stunning steel bracelet.I own a few Rolexes but this has quickly become my new favorite watch. I heard APs are scratch magnets compared to Rolexes, is that true? I guess this would be the special occasion wear for now...Anyway, I'm glad to join the AP family and will definitely own another one in the future!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

New York City
I'll be visiting NYC for 2 weeks from this weekend. It will be my first trip to USA and the 24 hours flight is rather challenging even to imagine So besides visiting AP and some other watch boutiques in 57th Street, is there any other recommended watch places I can visit? Also any suggestions on what are the must-do activities in NYC? Appreciate any input!

Travel Time Options
This is a repost of my travel options I had posted on the Rolex Forum. Given some of the recent inquiry threads I thought the side by side might be useful.Happy Holidays everyone...

Best Buys In Preowned Rolex
Hello,There are some models that are very popular, eg PN Daytona, Bond Rolex etc.... These are also very expensive.But I am curious about which models seasoned Rolex buyers think are good buys now. I suppose there are two ways of answering this¡ªone with an eye to future appreciation, and the other just considering quality of the timepiece relative to money paid. Both would be interesting, but I am most untested in the latter, as the former is purely speculative. It seems to me that some Datejust models represent great values. I especially like ones with Buckley or Vignette dials. Anyway, what do you think?