Watch Spotting: Roger Smith Wearing A Vintage Omega Seamaster Chronograph At The Screening Of The Watchmaker's Apprentice
Last night at Tribeca Cinemas in New York City, we were proud to attend the NY premiere of David Armstrong's The Watchmaker's Apprentice. The documentary film, shot in very last days of master watchmaker George Daniels' life, goes on to tells us not only of Daniels' contributions to horology, but also his relationship with his one and only true apprentice – Mr. Roger Smith. We'll have a recap of last night's events shortly, but first, we wanted to tell you what Roger Smith, arguably one of the finest watchmakers alive, was wearing. It might surprise you. 1 OF 1 One might assume Mr. Smith would be wearing one of his own watches – maybe a Series 2 or a Daniels Anniversary watch? Not so. You see, Mr. Smith's workshop of eight people (himself plus seven watchmakers) produces just 10 watches per year. Ten. So, if he were to take one piece of the production out for himself, that would limit his profitability by 10% and he simply can'

New York Omega
Hi guys,I'll be visiting NY this weekend and would like to buy a new Omega. Is there any place you can recommend?Thanks!

The OFFICIAL Submariner Date 116613/16613 LB Owner's Club
After being unable to locate a thread for the 116613 LB, I have decided to start one for this beautiful and amazing timepiece. Since this Forum has an Owner's Club/Thread for almost all other versions of the Submariner, it is only fitting that a thread be created for what is arguably one of the most recognizable watches in Rolex history.So to all owners of the 116613 LB or 16613 LB, post your pictures and write your comments here regarding this legendary watch.

Explorer 114270 vs 214270
So I have a Hulk and 116520 white Daytona, and I'm looking for a go anywhere under the radar black dial watch to add to my collection. What are the pros and cons for both references as I'm struggling to decide which one to buy

Decisions... Decisions...
So I, serendipitously, managed to get these two pieces today.The BLNR was the plan but the Blue Dial Royal Oak 15450 came up and I couldn't pass it up. Both BNIB.Now I can only keep one and, yes obviously, the RO is more expensive.I briefly owned a silver dial 15450 and while I really enjoyed it, I didn't LOVE it.I really though that the BLNR would be the one out of these two but the moment I opened the 15450 and saw that blue dial it was love at first sight.After some thinking, I made the decision to keep the BLNR (I've owned that watch 3 times now and keep coming back to it!) and packed up the 15450.But now, hours later, I still love the BLNR just as much as ever but I can't stop thinking about that blue dial...What do you guys think? In terms of long term ownership, value, wearability, robustness etc...? Would love to hear your thoughts!Help me TRF... you're my only hope!