Roshan Martin L��gende Tourbillon Watch
Watch prices go up and watch prices sometimes go down (well, in a way) in response to the market. While I can't say for sure, I would venture to guess that the last 15 years have seen more activity and disparity in watch prices than any other time in history. When else in history could you get a watch for $1 or over $1 million? While the market seems to be cooling to massively priced mega watches, you simply can't stop ambition. Watch designer Roshan Martin debuts his collection, the highly limited edition Roshan Martin L��gende Tourbillon, with prices from over 500,000 Swiss Francs to over 1,000,000 Swiss Francs.Attractive and inspired by "museum watches," the Roshan Martin L��gende Tourbillon is a very high-end homage to some of the greatest classically designed watches of our history. The Roshan Martin L��gende Tourbillon watches begin with the exclusive caliber RM10-TEP manually wound tourbillon-based movements, which themselves make up much of the Roshan Martin L��gende Tourbillon wat

4N MVT01/D01/42 Watch
Poor us who would love to wear this watch but cannot afford it (now or ever). A truly cool design that I think will appeal to a legion of watch lovers and traditionally non-watch lovers, alike. The time is told in a simple digital manner on four discs. Because there are four numerals (assume it said like 11:25 for the full four numbers). And this is why the brand is called 4N. I think it is sort of funny how brands come about with a plan of just selling one watch. Basically, all future 4N watches can only have 4 numerals right? You see this type of one watch brand pretty often in the watch world. Once in a while, the brand does well enough to make more models.The model name of the watch is something a bit weird like 4N-MVT01/D01/42 - at least I think. I am just going to call it the 4N, just like I call the Cabestan Vertical Tourbillon Winch watch, the Cabestan watch. Inside the 4N watch is the MVT01 movement. Which is not a particularly clever way of indicating that it is their first m

Can't get the ROC panda out my mind
Hi guys.it's been close to 8 months that the ROC Panda is in and out of my mind. I can't seem to get rid of it, even after buying and selling other watches, it's always coming back to the surface.I currently have a AP 15300 white dial and a Rolex 116610LN in the collection. Looking for a third piece I wanted to add a chrono, for the look of it. For accurate timing I use an Rubidium atomic clocking device linked to GPS synch, so the sole reason of the chrono is to time my steak on the grill ;)So I care little for bph and absolute precision of the movement. I want something real nice and in house that would complement my collection. Do you think the 15300 and 26300 are too similar to be in the same collection ? Please share your ownership experiences and what you thinkIf you have some nice ROC shots, please share as well.Cheers

Pam 514
What's everyone's opinion on this model? I haven't really paid any attention to it till today. I'm so close to liking it, but I just can't seem to. I like the 47mm 1940's case and all, but I just can't stand the date function and the spring bar lugs. If it had no date, and screw down lugs, I'd be all over it. I guess I just really want a 399. Actually, I'd love to see a 399 without the seconds hand!

Going to Vegas. Any chance finding a Pepsi?
Hello fellow TRF membersI'm going to vegas this weekend and would love to come back with a Pepsi. Any suggestions of good trusted used dealers there?Thank you