New Tiffany Watch Collection Pays Tribute to the “New York Minute” (Updated with Live Photos)
Jewelery giant Tiffany & Co. has been fairly quiet in the men’s watch arena in recent years but returned in a big way last week, announcing the launch of a brand-new watch collection called Tiffany CT60, with designs inspired by a particularly notable historical timepiece, namely the gold Tiffany watch given to President Franklin D. Roosevelt by company founder Charles Lewis Tiffany.As many who know the brand more as a purveyor of ladies’ jewelry might be unaware, Tiffany & Co. has actually been a player in the timekeeping game for a long time. Charles Tiffany unveiled the iconic nine-foot Atlas clock, which today stands above the entrance of the flagship Tiffany store on New York’s Fifth Avenue, in 1853. The city’s residents used the huge public clock to keep their busy lives on time, including using it as a reference timekeeper with which to set their watches, and the Tiffany clock became a concrete reminder of the concept of the “New York Minute

15400/26320/26321 plots
Hi everybody!Can somebody explain why the AP Bands conversion kit costs more then the genuine plots?I went to Milano's boutique today to see if they have the conversion kit in stock and they do! The sales agent saved for me until tomorrow because she will check if she can get the blue leather or rubber strap for me, as long as my 26321 is blue. The plots costs EUR200.00! In AP Bands they charge Us $440.00 for the same thing wich is not OEM....apbands/PROD/APB-RO-CONV.htmlEnviado de meu SM-G930F usando Tapatalk

Aqua Terra 41.5mm, Day Date
This watch is awesome. It's amazing that I haven't stumbled on it before now. What a treat. Sporty, classic, 150 meters, screw down crown, PCLs, slim profile, sized perfect, great symmetry, and the day and date. Wtf?!?!??!This is a real treat.

My Second Omega
Hey guys,After my first Seamaster got stolen from my house :( , my Fiancee surprised me this morning with another one.God love her!

Kudos to Rolexbrah
Had to briefly relate my recent interaction with Rolexbrah(Jay) - he recently replied via PM to my post concerning a watch I've been hunting. He briefly outlined a AD had such watch & proceeded to advise contact details, etc. I contacted the AD and secured the watch over a few texts and phone call. Jay clearly could have kept this info. to himself but he provided the info. to a fellow member - I am very appreciative of his candor & insight. In my opinion, this is the quintessential reason to be a member of TRF - to share ideas with likeminded enthusiasts.I look forward to future interaction with Rolexbrah & his contribution to the forum!