BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends April 26th
?Round up by Kenny YeoIn the second edition of our bi-weekly news roundup, we check out the new MB&F HM3 Megawind, explore the science behind black watches, learn about an indestructible Omega watch, and check out previews of two watches that will debut at Basel World 2013.Do note that at the time of writing, I haven't had the chance to include some of the early previews of other noteworthy watches from Basel World 2013. Rest assured that in my next round-up I will be featuring some of my favorite watches from the show.1. Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean GoodPlanet GMT WatchFans of Omega's Seamaster Planet Ocean watches rejoice, for Omega has just debuted the Planet Ocean GoodPlanet GMT. The watch comes in a 43.5mm case and will use Omega's caliber 8605, which also sees action in the Aqua Terra GMT. Although technically not the Planet Ocean GMT, this special version, which was launched in conjunction with the Planet Ocean movie, is a good indication of what the regular Planet Ocean G

Considering moving to an Aquanaut from DSSD
I'm basically no lonet happy with Rolex, especially the new oils, new flaws, and what's looking to be much more frequent servicing ....Give me some ups and downs on the Aquanaut. . And approximate used value on a stainless piece. Rubber strapBelieve it or not, it's by far my favorite Patek piece. Time to step away from this DSSDThanks all

Article on Patek's Next Generation Ad
Found this on the net. Yes it is rather old from from 2013. A sometimes hilarious take on Patek's: You never actually own a Patek Philippe. You merely look after it for the next generation.the-toast.net/2013/12/09/you-...ything-really/Hopefully someone get a chuckle or two.

Sell Panerai to make way for another, or add?
Hi everyone, I'm after some advice please.I currently have a Panerai 40mm GMT (PAM 244) and a Rolex Sea Dweller (ceramic 116600). I bought the Panerai brand new in January 2008 and it's a fantastic watch. I wanted it for about five years before I eventually got it (originally I wanted the 159 but it became the 244 after some time). Nearly 10 years later the watch is still with me, in virtually as new condition as I don't wear my nice watches that often and when I do I'm very careful.I recently started looking at Panerai again and have come across the 1392 (42mm 1950 case etc). I managed to try it on and it feels better on the wrist than my 244 - lighter weight, and thinner, so it doesn't feel as top heavy.The question is, do I buy the 1392 and add it, or do I sell the 244? I'm concerned I will miss the 244 after having had it so long. I have made a certain attachment to it! If I sell it I don't know how much I will get but I think I might feel it is worth more to me than the money I re

Anyone up for a pix thread?
Just to get away from 'things'?This one is so easy to photograph.Happy Easter.