Vacheron Constantin MALTE REGULATOR DUAL TiME WHiTE GOLD

aBlogtoRead.com Redesign: 2010 Makeover
New site design folks. It has been a long time coming and a lot of work went into the design and implementation. I would like to thank the designer and developer, and all of you for making it worth the time (and money). Please note that there will be little tweaks and enhancements to the site over the new few days and weeks. If you notice any problems, please report them to me.From a design perspective, the site concept is to present a technical and masculine feel, with a sense that whatever is being discussed on the site is something special. Even watch novices should come here and be impressed enough with the presentation to give the topics and items being discussed extra attention. I want you to be satisfied as a regular aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer reader, and have pride when showing the site off your peers. Thanks again, and I hope you continue to enjoy aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer.

A little different
the boxtwo boxesand a watchThe other pics are on the vintage side. =) maverick

Buying 15400 in UK
Hey all,Currently in the UK, about to travel back to the states. I have the opportunity to pick up the 15400 for ¡ê14300, and then get the tax back. Ultimately it comes out to just a hair under $16,000. However, looking at DavidSW, I see he has the 15400 for just under $14,000. Based on current Rolex prices, they're significantly cheaper over here but it seems that the same is not true for APs. Am I missing something here? Should I just go with DavidSW or is there some reason that getting the warranty and buying from an AD is that much better?Thanks!

Finally joined the Omega Club!!!
Thanks to Fr. John for his help yesterday. I purchased from his AD yesterday and received tremendous service as a result. Now about the watch -- The size is perfect, 42mm, and it fits very comfortably on my wrist (6.50+). It's a a true icon and a work of art. I have a 372 that I love and was on the hunt for a watch that can take a beating and go anywhere with me. My choices were narrowed down to: the Pam 005, the Speedy Pro and either a sub c or this discontinued sea dweller. My gut said speedy pro now and maybe add a rolex later on. I think I made the right call here. I have a feeling I'll be wearing this a lot. Thanks to everyone who posts here on the forums. My due diligence was made easy by searching all the various threads over the last several months. Now the wrist shots: (I don't know why the pics are posting upright like that).

Which SS Daytona to get?
Having given up trying to get a new SS Daytona from an AD, I've decided to go the Grey route.Which do you think is a better buy for the long term? A newish black dial 116500LN or a 10 year old black dial that has been serviced at RSC?The difference in cost between the two is around ¡ê3,500 (UK).The plan is to keep it for 10 years and then give it to my son. In the mean I will wear the hell out of it.Thanks