Thomas Prescher Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator Watch
So many axes! Triple the tourbillon fun with Thomas Prescher's ultra complex and hard to make Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator watch. These timepieces are quite cool to watch in action and fun to wear. But sort of an "I buy Rolls Royce car for each person in the house keeping staff" type of fun. Pretty much Oprah and a handful of other people in the world can give Mr. Prescher a serious call to talk about having him make one for them. Prices all start at about $500,000 (and it comes in gold. white gold, or platinum - one for him, her, and the live-in watch butler).Read my article on the Thomas Prescher Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator watch at Haute Living here.

Magrette Regattare Kupe's Voyage Watch: Engraved Bezel, From New Zealand
Apparently New Zealand is the latest country I've learned about that has watch makers. This is a very cool thing from the land next to the land down under. The last surprise came from Iceland; and before that was probably a few years ago when I learned about the Bozeman Watch Company straight outta small town Bozeman, Montana. Magrette is based in New Zealand's largest city Auckland, which is really a wonderful place that I've had the pleasure of once visiting. If you are wondering what special character a New Zealand watch company can imbue into watch, think no further than a history of nautical adventure, and the right art and culture coming from the Maori people.This watch is dedicated to the story of Kupe's Voyage, a Maori tale about Polynesian adventure and folklore. The story describes how Islanders first came to the New Zealand land mass to settle, complete with the trial and tribulations. It is? almost like a Maori version of Columbus, but without all the controversy and killin

Could anyone please tell me which model this is?
Hello,I'm interested in buying this Audemars Piguet: https://.chrono24/en/audemars...-id3170279.htmI have not found any other information about this watch on the internet.I am interested in this as a daily wear watch. This is my first Audemars purchase. I am new to high end quality watches. I have a small wrist, so the 31.5mm size is fine with me. I'll likely switch to a cognac alligator strap since this will be worn daily/casually and I tend to wear cognac colored accessories casually.Is the 2080 movement a very reliable movement?Any general information you think a newby like myself should have? I promise I will not be offended if you give me very basic information. Please don't assume I know anything.This watch will have a fresh service before sale.Thank you in advance for all replies.

PAM 111 / 510 or 392 ? ? ?
Hello fellow Pam comrades,I've been lurking on this forum for quite some time now trying to decide which Pam should be my first .... I own a Rolex bi metal gmtii c and am now looking to purchase my first Pam ...I like the 111 510 and 392 ... Any advice / recommendation on which would be a good buy? I plan to purchase from one of the TRF trusted sellers....The Larger 1950's case (312) and 47mm's are too big on my puney 6.5' wristMany thanks all ...

Chicago AD with GMT II and Deep Sea, both black.
Told myself I'd try and remember to share when my contacts call and I'm not after the models! If anyone's looking for either, PM me, I will hook you up with my contact if you're in the area.