Harry Winston Opus 14 Watch
Today, as we are in Baden-Baden, Germany,?with Harry Winston, we have some?terrific news for the fans of independent watchmaking: the Harry Winston Opus 14 watch has, at last, been revealed. Pursuing a '50s America vibe and featuring some automaton mechanisms inspired by the iconic record changer machines of the era, the Opus 14 appears to be more of a new beginning for the series than just another chapter.Watch enthusiasts around the world have waited rather long for this remarkable series of highly complicated timepieces to continue, and many were worried that maybe we would never see the Opus collection expand with another new piece again?�C?here's why.The Harry Winston Opus series dates back to?2001, when then-CEO of Harry Winston Rare Timepieces, and since, founder and CEO of MB&F Maximilian B��sser and?Francois-Paul Journe created the Opus 1. With that, a?wonderful venture into the very depths of the independent watchmaking universe began �C and it continued in what turned into

In search of Ceramic Diver (orange)
I have a 15305OR I wear to work quite often and need a sports watch with durability. Therefore, I want a watch with either ceramic or forged carbon material. I have a smaller wrist, and a 44mm is just way too big. The 42 mm is even slightly pushing it. I've been thinking a while about and have decided upon the Ceramic diver with orange accents. It seems these are much harder to find than its counterpart with yellow accents - why is that? I saw a used yellow one for sale around $17k. It seems most others sell just under MSRP even though used....wondering what's a good price range?Since it's a discontinued model, anyone have any leads? Sent from my Zeitwerk

Question about the model: 3570.50
Hi fellas!I'm looking into getting a manual wind chrono and think the model: 3570.50Is the one to have. However, I'd like a display caseback. Is this model available with a display caseback? Or is there another model in the 42 size range that I should research? Isn't the speedy pro the desired piece for a manual chrono? I'm a Daytona guy so I know absolutely nothing about the speedy and am trying to educate myself. Oh and has to be a bracelet piece. Thanks in advance!

First vintage, need some help
I appreciate the help as I'm newish to the hobby and don't know vintage well... These two caught my eye for fun pieces to include in my rotation. Wanted to make sure I'm not shooting myself in the foot or getting frankenwatches. .ebay/itm/261346031373...84.m1423.l2649Or .ebay/itm/331098944285...84.m1423.l2649

Q: Sell Pepsi 16710 to buy BLNR?
I think I know what the consensus viewpoint well be, but here goes ...I want a 3-watch collection. 1 GMT. 1 Chrono. 1 Diver.Chrono. I have 2 Vacheron Overseas Chronos - both purchased new in 2016 and prior generation to the one currently being sold. I will sell the white one and keep the blue one. I like the white one. I love the blue one.Diver. I am going to pick up an SD43 when I fly back to the U.S. next month.GMT. I also have a Y-series Pepsi 16710 that I bought new about 15 years ago. It's in great shape. All papers (even the hand tag and receipt) and box. Serviced on time always, including under 2 years ago. Great watch. I have loved it. I am thinking about selling the Pepsi to get a new BLNR. Rationale - new reference, new movement, better bracelet, somewhat larger and heavier. I am in love with the Pepsi and the colors. I am in love with the BLNR and the colors and have been since it came out.I don't want to have 4 watches or 2 GMTs. So keeping the Pepsi and