in famous El Primero chronograph movement in reality big brother ZENITH
Clean, simple, sporty, but not seek too masculine to wear to work.Finally, we have added very impressive Monaco range. Using the calibre 36 movement, which is in famous El Primero chronograph movement in reality big brother ZENITH (which historically was used by Rolex and Panerai), Monaco 24 make its place at the top of the page on the family of Monaco. It uses the same case as the Monaco LS very cool design, and but he was treated with black PVD. The real pleasure of this piece is really how the colored dial and movement calibre 36 are held in the case. Essentially, they are suspended in the case of give the appearance of a "floating face", in addition to making this very the shock-resistant watch. These will be available later this year for a shadow on $11, 000.For images online of all the watches mentioned above, click on.

Royal Oak Madness
By popular request here are some pics I took of royal oaks (some in San Francisco, some back home here in Canada) - people have been asking me about the 15400I've been tempted towards another AP for some time - and maybe a royal oak might be rightBut then again maybe a ROO (see the upcoming thread)Anyway - here is a royal oak jumbo 15202 in white, a royal oak 15400 in blue, and a royal oak 15300 on charcoal (sorry due to the lighting the latter two look similar - but they are quite different in person as I recall - I did take the picks in two separate countries...I wonder which looks best :) anyone Anna weigh in?Current Collection:Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore RubbercladA Lange Sohne Lange 1 PlatinumJaeger LeCoultre AMVOX II DBSIWC Portuguese AutomaticBR 01-94 Phantom XXX/50Rolex Deep Sea Seadweller 2012Rolex Double Red Seadweller 1976Rolex Everrose Gold Daytona (black dial)Patek Philippe SS Nautilus

60th Anniversary Speedy with some latte art
I've been wearing and admiring this beauty since its arrival last November 3rd. Fortunately, I have a great local coffee shop (North Shore Boston) with some amazing baristas who not only make a great mocha latte, but also can do some amazing artwork:My goal is to convince one of them to try the Omega Seahorse next! HAGWE!Mark

Art Deco Allure - Gondolo 5124J-001 Yellow Gold
Please forgive me for beginning this thread before owning the watch. Since seeing it in real life on Friday, it has become a must have. In my search for a precious metal watch - and believe me, I have explored all options - this Gondolo is now at the top of my list.Having long been an admirer of Patek Philippe, and having actually tried on a couple of models, I have never found one that really has enough versatility for my lifestyle. It would be an injustice to the brand for me to acquire a Patek Philippe mainly for the purpose of being able to say that I own one. Perhaps there will be others after I acquire this one, which should occur within the next few months.For some reason, I really want a rectangular shape for what may be my only precious metal watch. There are not many reviews, comments or posts online in reference to the Gondolo, and I was a bit underwhelmed by many of the photos I saw. That was before I saw this beauty in the display window of the AD here in Vancouver. These

New watch as gift - warranty card not in your name = issue?
Short version. I have the opportunity to buy a new SD43 from an AD. They are saving it for VIPs only. One of my friends is a VIP at that AD. The AD is insisting that he purchase the watch with his credit card and gift it to me. In turn, they are also insisting that the warranty card be written up in his name.Something about having a new high end watch with papers in someone else's name is grating on my nerves. Am I being too picky here?