Features of luxurious Cartier Roadster Automatic Large Mens Watch
I was from trying to branch to watches like non-ronde form. I have owned a few rectangular watches, such as a Longines Dolce Vita and others here and there, but I really wanted to try a Tonneau-shaped watch, apart from the knock-offs people give you as a gift when they travel to China. So I began the first with a Franck Muller Casablanca, which I liked, but it was a little too clean and base is looking for me I think that, considering that have I used to occupied dials complicated the Breitling.

RO ROC ROO - visit to Wempe in NYC
As I'm thinking about my next AP, I'm thinking of one of these. Also, what about a Schumacher TI? If I'd go for the ROC, I'd probably sell the SS 15400. Thoughts?

Speedmaster model information
.lesmala.net/jean-michel/s...er/history.htmI stumbled across this website as I have been doing my own research of the watch and thought this might be useful for those who are as versed as I with these watches.

I'm sorry, OK?!?!?
Alright gang, here is the deal... I am NOT a fan of the is this an investment threads... To each their own and many folks like them, totally cool. So, anyway, I have a very good relationship with my AD. I was not the first on the list for the for the SD 43 but was the first to get it (don't tell anyone). I am on the list for the Tudor GMT (never owned a Tudor) and the new Rolex Pepsi GMT. Super curious what the community thinks. Will this Rolex Pepsi take off like the ceramic Daytona? Will the Tudor be a huge hit? Honestly, I am really liking BOTH and think they could be great in the rotation. Again, more curious than anything. Also, the wife and I need a new kitchen so if there is money to be made, maybe this is a good time to be a flipper? Yeti

New Day Date & Stick/Lume question
Took me a while to get round to it, but finally posting about a new (BNIB with stickers) day date I acquired at the end of last year. It's a white gold 118209 that I'd wanted for a while, and had to give up my 3-watch SS rolex collection to get it (together more cash than I would have liked to make up the difference) but absolutely no regrets so far, and it's a watch I hope to wear for very long while. It's from around 2008 so has the newer bracelet/engraved rehaut but when I decided to change out the dial from silver to black, I ended up going with with the older stick/baton dial design, rather than the newer dials that have lume as markers. This may seem an odd choice to some but I had a old 5 digit datejust for about 10 years and there's something I really like about the classic/timeless style of the old stick dials, and also given the watch itself is white gold I though why not be consistent. Saying that I do like the presence/stronger impact of the lume on the newer dials too. J