Zenith Heritage Ultra Thin Small Seconds Men's Watch 18201068101C498

Hands-On: The Piaget Limelight Stella
Last week Jack wrote about the new Piaget Emperador Coussin XL 700P, Piaget’s major new release at SIHH 2016. In addition to this crazy skeletonized hybrid electromechanical watch, Piaget released some major women’s watches as well. The brand is actually better-known for its women’s watches and made a name for its high jewelry watches starting in the 1960s (see my article on Piaget cuff watches). For SIHH this year, Piaget released the Limelight Stella with moon phase, which is the most complicated in-house-designed women’s watch ever made in the brand’s history. 1 OF 9 The Limelight Stella features a new caliber 584P that Piaget tells us is entirely designed and made completely in-house, with another caliber (580P) designed for the haute joaillerie version that does not have center seconds, in order to show off the diamond-setting. The automatic winding movement has a 42-hour power reserve, minutes, hours, center seconds, and the moon-phase

Baselworld 2016- Introducing Omega Globemaster Annual Calendar
Baselworld 2016 - Introducing Omega Globemaster Annual CalendarIt is very beautiful. What do you guys think?

Heresy: the 5167r isnt growing on me...
Bought a 5167r a few months ago and wear it most weekends. Nice, but to be honest not thrilling - the dial on my black AP 15400st is nicer and more interesting to look at and it is easier to dress up than brown on composite strap - unlike the AP I dont ever wear the 5167r during the week. Would like a PP for my collection (which is otherwise all rose gold and includes an IWC chronograph classic, a day-date presidential, a reverso grand duo, an ALS 1815 chrono and a GP 1966 classic) but not sure the 5167r is going to be the one.Not interested in AC or PC complications. Am thinking about trading down for a steel 5167, trading laterally for a 5164 (I do travel a fair bit), or trading up for a 5980r on leather. Giving the 5167r more time is also an option as I am not pushed to move it. Would appreciate advice.

Need help with 5167 Purchase
Hi all. First time poster in the PP section of TRF. My wife and I stopped by the local PP dealer while on vacation. They have a 5167 in stock and seem willing to deal on the watch since this is the slow season.First off, the wife gave the okay to go ahead with the purchase if I can work out a decent deal with the AD. Since this is my first PP purchase, I'm really looking for input on where I can start the negotiations. We both love this watch. It's now a must have and I would love to close the deal with the local AD before we leave to go back home. We have purchased my TT DJ from this AD in the past and other jewels for my wife, so we have a small relationship with this AD, but its been a while since we have purchased anything at this store.My collection consists of a SS GMTIIC, TT DJ and Stowa MO. I think the Aquanaut would fit in nicely with my collection and might replace the GMTIIC.Any advice, either in this thread or via PM would be greatly appreciated.Thank you!Jim

The OFFICIAL GMT Master and GMT Master II Owner's Thread
To my surprise, there does not appear to be a GMT Master or GMT Master II owner's thread. I did stumble upon a thread created for only the ceramic GMT Master II, but the question is why just limit that thread to ceramic models only? So I will take the pleasure of creating a thread for the watch that is arguably as popular as the Submariner (at least on this Forum). So to all owners of GMT Masters, past and present, let's see what you got! A couple of shots to get this thread off the ground. Sorry, no pun intended.