Richard Mille’s New RM 011 Brings Another F1 Material to Watchmaking
Richard Mille has long been at the forefront of introducing new materials into watchmaking, particularly those used in the world of Formula One auto racing. At this year’s SIHH, the brand introduced yet another first in that area: the new RM 011 Flyback Chronograph, the first watch with a case made of brown silicon nitride.The new RM 011 is equipped with Richard Mille’s automatic caliber RMAC1, now updated to include a flyback chronograph mechanism. In addition to a tourbillon and an annual calendar function, the movement also includes a “variable geometry rotor,” a device exclusive to Richard Mille, which optimizes the winding of the barrel by adapting it to the user's activities �� i.e., different settings based on one’s level of physical activity that help to avoid overwinding the mainspring.The watch gets its distinctive, metallic brown color from the innovative new case material, brown silicon nitride, which is exceptionally hard (1,500 Vickers) and di

Romain Jerome Titanic Day & Night II Watch: Now With The Time
The controversial watch is back! Not too long ago Romain Jerome released the Titanic DNA Day & Night watch. It was the watch that didn't tell the time. Instead, it had two tourbillon cages. One that spun during the AM hours, while the other spun during PM hours. That was the sole use of the watch. It looked really look, and collectors everywhere fascinated by the concept. Now, less than a year later the Romain Titanic DNA Day & Night watch 2 has been announced and will be unveiled at Basel. The best part of the new watch? It now tells the time.The movement again is the RJ ONE made by BNB Concepts for Romain Jerome. The watch will be limited to only 9 pieces, and share the same traits as the original with some design tweaks. Notable is the more "aged" appearance and refined looks. The first Day & Night watch was a surprise hit, and it was actually one of Romain Jerome's retailers that requested another Day & Night watch. Because the original was a limited edition, they w

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To Omega or Not
In this rough economic time I am torn between purchasing on of my favorite watches of all times and putting the money to may be a better use. Should I pull the trigger on a new 2254.50 since they are going away or should I make an extra house payment?

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I have a Rolex Explorer 2 polar I'm thinking about for flipping for a Pan 392. Thoughts?