Introducing: The Montblanc Heritage Chronometrie Collection Twincounter Date
Yesterday we talked about the new Montblanc Heritage Chronométrie Annual Calendar Chronograph, and today we are taking a look at the new Montblanc Chronométrie Collection Twincounter Date wristwatch – an equally elegant, well-made, and affordable watch to be officially released at SIHH in a few weeks.? 1 OF 2 Montblanc, as you may know, has had quite a major resurgence in recent years in their design and quality. They have released some pretty cool watches of late, including the 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter, the Villeret Tourbillon Cylindrique Geosphères Vasco da Gama, and the Heritage Chronométrie Quantième Annual Calendar. As Ben mentioned yesterday, Montblanc CEO Jerome Lambert pulls a lot of his inspiration from his time at Jaeger LeCoultre and A. Lange & Söhne, and that is apparent in the design

SIHH is almost here: What would you like to get from AP?
I kinda stole this idea from another watch forum, but hopefully the guys there wouldn't mind.So, what watches do you like AP to roll out in a few weeks from now?My wishes for the upcoming SIHH:1) RO 15202 in white gold or platinum, on bracelet. Would make an awesome grail piece, although the price may be excessive and unreachable for me in the next 1 or 2 decades :( 2) Titanium Royal Oak with a ceramic bezel, on a rubber strap, preferably in the 37-39mm range. I see 1% chance, it would be too close in many ways to the Offshore range. 3) Same as #2, but in full ceramic, on rubber strap. I see a bit higher chance to see this sometime in the future. 4) A smaller Offshore Diver, somewhere around 37 to 40mm. Just please-please don't market it as a ladies' diver, that would kill it for slim wrist men like me :)) 5) Royal Oak Annual Calendar 6) Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Chronograph, preferably on a bracelet, with steel case as the base model. It would be an awesome choice for guys who'd li

Used PP Question - Disparity in Date of Sale
Hi folks, quick question for you. I recently acquired a 5196 in good condition from a reputable seller. There is a discrepancy in the date of original sale - listing stated 2012 but is actually 2009. The watch has never been serviced and appears to be running fine.I understand there are many variables to the equation - but all else equal, what would an appropriate way to handle this - i.e. what type of adjustment should I ask for? I would expect this has an impact on resale value (particularly near term) and also 3 years closer to requiring a service. How would you guys handle / what is fair?

Ceramic vs carbotech
Would you rather own full ceramic (case and bracelet) Pam 438?Ceramic Pam 441?Or Carbotech Pam 661?My birthday is end of November and I am already planning a gift for 2018 lol. Just bought a 511 so no more watch for a year as per an agreement with the wifey !Anyway, I am leaning towards those three but am a bit concerned on the versatility of a full black watch. I really like the Tuttonero but wonder in the long run if the black on black, on black,might be too much with not enough pop and contrast. After all I am used to SS the most.So which one and why? Or is it better to stick with titanium and steel? Currently I only have a Pam 511 that I will NEVER sell as I am at last REALLY content with this one. My goal is to have a two watch collection.Thanks for reading, Sent from my A1601 using Tapatalk

Authentic 16800 or 16610 crystal without cyclops?
Did some searching, could not find but im sure its been asked and answered here. Looking to get one of these references but prefer the clean, raised sea dweller crystal. Are there any Rolex options to give these submariners a raised crystal without date mag, acrylic or sapphire? How does one source them? Thank you!