Richard Mille RM011 Ti Americas White Limited Edition Watch
Over at Haute Living I discuss the new limited edition Richard Mille RM011 Ti Americas White watch. An interesting looking watch made in honor of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada. The watch will only be available in North America, making it one of those rare regional limited edition timepieces for USA and Canadian shores. The unique movement has a chronograph as well as a contemporaneous countdown timer (60 minutes). It also has an annual calendar. A very unique looking with watch a useful movement. The case is in DLC coated titanium. Price is $90,000, and read the my full article on the Richard Mille RM011 Ti Americas White watch here at Haute Living. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First BRAND NEW RICHARD MILLE MENS RM11 WATCH RM GOLD ROSE RM11 R MANCINI$360.00 (12 Bids)Time Remaining: 15h 15mBid now Richard Mille Automatic Chrono Big Date RM 011 1$599.00 (2 Bids)Time R

Universal Geneve Microtor UG 101 Is Every-man's Micro Rotor Watch
Last year at Baselworld Universal Geneve presented its Cabriolet watch with the new UG 101 movement. Important to the movement was its use of a micro rotor used to automatically wind the movement (Universal Geneve calls it the "Microtor"). Micro rotors are nothing new, but have traditionally stayed far away from "reasonably priced" watches. I am not saying the Microtor watch is going to be Seiko prices, but it certainly will be within the range of "I could save up for that." While last year's Cabriolet was more of a unique watch with a square flip around case, this year's Microtor is a lot more sober of a looker.Micro rotors are meant to do one thing only really. Provide the convenience of an automatic winding movement without blocking the view of the movement too much. Traditional rotors cover about half of the movement's surface. So if you have a exhibition caseback, you can't see the entire, decorated image that the watch maker wants you to see if you have a standard automatic watch

Birth year watch
My old mans 65 in a couple of months and I would love to get him an Omega from his birth year 1946. Has anyone got any dealers in the UK they would recommend I contact? He isnt in to watches like I am but it would be nice to get him a good quality vintage.

Crown guard help ...
Question related to service...After several years of heavy use, my old man is giving me his Panerai 299. While generally in good shape, the crown guard is pretty loose and jiggles around. Certainly not useful any more in preventing ingress of water. Is there a way to tighten it myself using inexpensive tools I can buy online, or would you recommend bringing it in to an AD for service/sending it to Panerai. All else being equal or nearly equal, I'd prefer the lowest-cost option. Thanks!

What Panerai am I looking for? Help please.
I don't know enough about Panerai to know what PAM I'm looking for so could perhaps someone here tell me which model I want?My ideals:40-42mmExhibition case backAutomatic would be nice but is not a mustNo Panerai logo on the faceSandwich dial $4000-6000 price tag (used). Any help would be much appreciated.