Richard Mille RM 011 RED TPT Quartz Watch
The famed Richard Mille RM 011 watch gets yet another limited edition version, this time using a stunningly bold, red "TPT quartz" case for the Richard Mille RM 011 RED TPT Quartz watch. What is TPT quartz? It is a quartz mineral and carbon compound produced by NTPT for mostly boating and racing needs. Richard Mille has worked with the company to develop how they can use the interesting material for watch cases. Richard Mille first introduced a TPT quartz cased-watch earlier in 2015 with the also limited edition RM 27-02 TPT Quartz Rafael Nadal watch.The Richard Mille RM 011 Red TPT Quartz employs a red-colored TPT quartz material paired with another interesting material which is NTPT carbon. These materials together make the case of the watch. watches-dealer went hands-on with the first Richard Mille NTPT watch here which was the RM 35-01 Rafael Nadal. From boating and racing to tennis...Nevertheless,?the Richard Mille RM 011 "Felipe Massa" watch collection has always been about racin

Titanium PO 8500 - A Stout Fellow
While I try to decide between getting a new Sea-Dweller and a DSSD, I decided I had to fill another gap in my collection - the blue dial watch. I've always wanted a watch with a blue dial, but never had one.I've been lusting after the 42mm Titanium PO ever since it was introduced, and I finally had the opportunity pick one up. (Thanks to TRF trusted seller Mosco, what a great transaction!)I had tried it on a few times before buying it and loved it. A stout fellow indeed, the case is thick as everyone says, but in titanium it doesn't seem top-heavy because it is so light. I love the 8500 movement, and the blue of the dial and bezel is just beautiful, not to mention it has that liquidmetal coolness going on.But what good is a thread without pics? Here are a few I took in the light booth at work, and a few wristies from around the city this weekend. Say hello��

Patek ref. 3448 with Tiffany Dial Up for Auction
This very rare Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar with Moon Phases and Tiffany & Co. marked dial will be up for auction next month. Fascinating piece.

White Metals
garner interesting opinions. Some think them to be too cold, while others think they are very cool.I think it would be very cool to obtain a platinum chrono piece (perhaps a pre-owned ALS Datograph or PP 5960P/Blk dial) to join the other two white metals I have. Then I could have a trilogy of metals. But in the meantime, I shall enjoy the other two white metals - steel and white gold & appreciate them for what they offer.

DateJust II vs DateJust 41 my thoughts
Hi all, newbie here so be gentle...I just recently purchased my very first Rolex - I have always been a huge fan of the Sub however since seriously thinking of buying a Rolex the DateJust caught my attention. Being new to the world of Rolex I went into my local AD and viewed the new DateJust 41 and was blown away, I thought this is a watch for every occasion unlike the bulky but handsome Sub.I wanted to add my thoughts on my experience of buying the DateJust 41 and massively regretting it because thats exactly what happened. For a while I was playing with the idea of a DateJust II 41mm I saw on the grey market, brand new TT yellow gold ivory indexes and I was playing with the idea of the SS DateJust 41 with blue dial, yes I was torn between these two drastic designs. After a lot of thought I went for the DateJust 41 SS Blue Dial Smooth Bezel Oyster Bracelet from my AD. I got home put it aside and thought I will wear that in the morning. That morning I opened the box and something didn'