RGM 300 Professional Diver Mother-of-Pearl Dial Watches
This is potentially the newest version of the RGM 300 Professional Diver's watch. The 300 watch important as being American RGM's first diving watch, and most agree that it was well done. It is a sober looking tool watch with cohesive lines, and a thick parts the communicate strength and quality. The original 300 Diver had lots of merit, including different dial options and a cool Blancpain Fifty Fathoms like canvas strap, or a metal bracelet as seen in the images. The watch has an ETA 2892 automatic movement that sits inside of the massively thick stainless steel case that is water resistant to 2,500 feet (750 meters) and is 42.3mm wide. Everything on the watch looks easy to operate including the large crown and easy to grip rotating bezel.So what is new for the RGM 300 watch? The mother of pearl dials of course. Two will be available including a standard white toned mother of pearl dial, and a black?? Tahitian mother of pearl dial. Both are impossible to photograph with any real appr

AP Fever
Long time Rolex Fan boy here, but recently started to get into AP. Been trying out a lot of models. Even a 37mm Diamond Bezel.

Thoughts on the speedmaster mark 2 and 4
Hi guysLooking to pick up a nice vintage piece, either a speedmaster 2 or 4. Now I know they don't have the iconic status of the original but I quite like the retro look seventies look (basically I'm a sucker for seventies omega sports watches :-) ) What's do you guys thinkMark 2Mark 4Alternatively I might be able to get hold of a chrono-quartz, tryed one of these on recently and it was awesome, big and surprisingly solid for a seventies watch (my missus hated it but sure she will come around to liking it...actually pro ably not), but it's a quartz from the seventies, not sure about how much longer it will last!! Quite a layout for a watch that might last a month !

5711 vs 5712
Patek Lovers,I was reading the thread on 5712 vs the pilot and it got me thinking...The 5711 has appreciated to the point where I can see a dealer getting close to doing a one for one swap (maybe a little out of pocket for the 12)The 5711 is a special piece but I just can't fathom why one wouldn't want to take advantage of this references'spike.What do you guys think?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not something I ever expected to have in my collection, the Patek Philippe Aquanaut..
So recently, I've been narrowing down my collection a little. I still have a decent sized box full of a variety of watches, but there's no doubt I've been culling the watches I don't wear as much. This has included the new Daytona, various vintage pieces, a couple of Yacht-Masters etc.Another reason for me doing this was the fact I had the Nautilus from Patek in mind. I'd rang a fair few dealers with no luck of getting hold of one in double quick time, and I'd all but given up. I was also struggling a little with watch insurance above certain values, and didn't really know where to go with things.That was until I passed the window of a Patek Philippe boutique whilst away for the Goodwood Festival of Speed. I visited a town that I wasn't particularly familiar with on my day off from the festival, and they had a couple of watches I was intrigued by. These were a solid rose gold 5711r Nautilus, and an Aquanaut. It felt rude not to try them on of course!Well the Nautilus was stunning. Howe