The Bulgari Octo Maserati: A Triple Retrograde Jump-Hour Chronograph With "Maserati" Nowhe
Ferrari may have Hublot (and Movado?), but Maserati now has Bulgari.? The new Octo Maserati is really an impressive timepiece, featuring a jump-hour at 12 o'clock and a retrograde displays for the minutes, running seconds, chronograph minutes, and date.? What makes this watch interesting is that instead of opting for aggressive Maserati branding on the dial, you won't see the name anywhere on front of the watch.? Instead, the retrograde displays are styled in Maserati-like way.? The limited edition does feature the Maserati trident on the caseback, but in the world of luxury automobile-themed timepieces, that's about as understated as you're going to get.? Official video below.

Wanting to learn...
More about ap, particularly my 15400. Are there any readily available books that folks recommend? Also interested in watchmaking.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

INCOMING of a different kind
I have always been a Rolex and Panerai guy. Call me single dimensional or just the lack of courage to step outside the box and try something different. I have been admiring another brand of a Diver kind.. (fits my love of Subs in general) and man.. what a refined piece here in the AP Diver! This is just a super sleek and well crafted piece with a silky smooth movement. It just exudes quality all over!Well... here she is and I think it will make a great diversification away from the collection! Thanks again to Howie for the good influence.. the man simply has great taste and I am really enjoying this piece more than I imagined!Here are a few quick shots after work today!

2017 Speedmaster Master CoAxial
Just stumbled across these pics on the web - can anyone confirm if this is for real or just a photo shop mock up???If its real my names on the waiting list first thing Monday morning!Advise please...

My one complaint about the 5164....
Hello everyone here at TRF! I've been mulling over this post for some time wondering if I should even start a thread like this. I am a person who always tries to focus on the good aspects of people and things and ignore the negatives. That is especially true when discussing an item like a Patek Philippe watch which is truly as close to perfection as one can expect from a man-made item. All that said, I am really struggling to get past one issue with the watch that is driving me up the wall.....the incredibly loud (relatively speaking) rotor noise.Now I know this issue has been raised before. For whatever reason, the 324 movement is a noisy movement. Now, I have owned the 5167 Aquanaut in the past and it seems that the movement in the 5164 is even more noticeable and it's really taking away from my enjoyment of the watch. As a matter of fact, I was in a meeting the other day. The room was somewhat quiet as someone was presenting. When suddenly the guy sitting next to me said he