Introducing: The Seiko FUGAKU Limited Edition Tourbillon
In what was, in general, a somewhat subdued Baselworld, and one in which we saw more incremental improvements than spectacular debuts, there were still a few new product introductions that really stood out. One of the most memorable, and certainly one of the most unexpected, was from Seiko: the FUGAKU Tourbillon, a limited edition of eight pieces. This is nothing less than Seiko's very first in-house tourbillon (for that matter, Seiko's first tourbillon of any kind) and both the technical inventiveness of the FUGAKU, as well as its colorful interpretation of a famous work of art �C The Great Wave Off Kanagawa, by the Edo-period artist known as Hokusai �C caught many of us off guard, and challenged, once again, our notion of what to expect from Seiko. The FUGAKU Tourbillon is a combination of some very traditional watchmaking, seen through the filter of Seiko's idiosyncratic watchmaking philosophy, with some very traditional Japanese decorative arts techniques used to re-interpret

Any one want to trade
I have an xs black rubber strap for 44 ROO, anyone want / need an XS and want to trade for a regular length one. Mod's sorry if this sould have gone in classified.

Vintage Omega 120M "Big Blue"
I thought I'd show you this vintage Omega 120M I picked up recently just in case you haven't seen one before.Known as the Big Blue, it's from the mid seventies.Beast of a watch.Cheers

Unload 425 or 557 for 233 Please advise
I currently own two base Panerai 425 and 557. I want to add a 233 for its complications and date. I need to unload either the 425 or 557 to fund for the 233. The problem is I like them equally and I can't make up my mind. I am set for the 233 so I'll end up with 1 base and 1 complication to my PAM collection. If you guys have time please give me your 2 cents and help me justify what piece to let go and keep. Thanks again TRF.

How accurate is your Rolex?
I obsessively track the time on my 16710 Pepsi GMT. Over the past year it's averaged losing around 1-2 seconds/day. Over the past month it's lost a total of 6 seconds. Pretty incredible. The 3185 movement is amazing!Who else has amazing accuracy Rolex stories??