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Start Your Engines: Racing Inspired Temption Classic Chronograph Watch Available
Perhaps there is not too much classic about it save for the fact that it uses an ETA Valjoux 7750 movement. Temption is a supreme German watch maker, not a marketing agency right? So we can forgive the odd name and focus on the beautiful watch.Here is a PVD black with yellow trim model, one of the rarer versions of an already rare watch (only 200 of these yellow models were ever made). Temption produces no more than about 700 watches a year, and all owners are lucky to have them. Temption watches are classic to the extent their designs seem timeless. Focusing on Bauhaus minimalism, it isn't quite the stark emptiness you get from traditional minimalist design, but rather focuses more on pure functionality taking symmetry and aesthetics into consideration.The Valjoux 7750 movement inside this Temption Classic Chronograph is perhaps the finest function dedicated movement produced. What I mean is that it focuses on being a 12 hour chronograph, and performs that functions almost flawlessly,

Insurance Appraisal Needed for RO 15300
Recently I went to an AP Boutique for an Insurance Appraisal (Royal Oak 153000) that I acquired six years ago. The response was we are not able to provide any type of insurance paperwork for this timepiece as we no longer have this model in production. Where should I go to get this document so I can submit to the insurance company? Thanks in advance.

Incoming SMP from Davidsw my first Omega
Incoming I have my very first (of many I am sure) Omega. I talked to Davidsw last week and told him what I was looking for and he has come through! I am sure I will be posting plenty of photos of my new baby once I get it. Thanks to all of you guys on here who helped me decide which speedmaster I wanted and for providing sound advice! Hope this is okay, I borrowed a pic David sent me.

A beautiful sight for sore eyes!
Hello TRF Members,My name is Andrew and I am a 26 year old that works at a prestigious car dealership in Toronto, Canada. I have been a member of this forum since Oct 2013 and have yet to post a single thing, Until today. I do not own a Rolex timepiece yet but and very close to purchasing my first one. I have the Submariner 114060 or a Datejust 41 126333 as my target. I do plan on purchasing before my 27th birthday. I just wanted to share a photo with you guys from colleagues from my work. This isn't even half the amount of Rolex watches in this company, just the ones I could round up for the photo. We are one big Rolex family. Anyway enjoy the rest of your evenings and will post another photo once I receive my first watch.file-2999.jpeg

GMT Master 2 16700 or 16710
Hi guys,I've got an itch for a Pepsi GMT but not sure if I should be looking for a 16700 series or 16710. I realise that the later model has the independent hour hand giving the option for 3 time zones but are there other considerations? Do people prefer one over the other and if so why?Unless a ceramic model is due to be launched I'm going to look at pre-loved. Many thanksSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk