Tag Heuer formula 1 is a limited edition of 10000 pieces
This Tag Heuer formula 1 is a limited edition of 10000 pieces and each piece of the costs for an approximate price of $1,450.00. Some of these pieces will include Kimi Raikkonens signature on the back of the case.

A Week On The Wrist: The IWC Mark XVIII
The first time I ever read anything about the IWC Mark series, it was thanks to (of course) everyone's favorite non-watchmaker watch writer, the inimitable Walt Odets, who in his series, "Tweaking The Mark XII" called that particular Mark "every non-pilot's favorite pilot's watch." (I call Mr. Odets a non-watchmaker but of course, while he might not be a card-carrying full time professional, he obviously is a guy who knows his way around a movement, to put it mildly.) I wasn't so much interested in the Mark XII as I was interested in what you'd do to tweak a movement so as to wring the best possible precision out of it, at least at first, but like many, I gradually began to find the simplicity, clarity, legibility, and history of the Mark XII irresistible and like many, I've followed the evolution of the Mark series ever since then with avid interest. 1 OF 6 2 OF 6 Overall, the Mark XVIII is one of those watches that you can simply wear every day, without taking an

MB&F HM5 Carbon vs AP RB II Ti
Hi ! Long time lurker here. Currently I am considering to buy either one of MB&F HM5 Carbon or the AP RB II Ti. I have tried the MB&F HM5 albeit in rose gold and it is simply a stunning piece and sits on my wrist perfectly. However, AP RB II Ti is one of the most iconic ROO out there. What do you guys think ?MB&F HM5 Carbon Pros:About 5-7k cheaper than RB IIMore Limited piece (66 pieces)UniqueI love MB&F and appreciate what Max has doneConsNot a watch in traditional senseAfraid value does not hold as wellI must wait at least a month to get itHarder to service in my areaPicsAP RB II Ti ProsOne of the most iconic ROOI love the bulky and intimidating lookHolds value very well since it is discontinuedEasier servicingConsNon-casebackPretty oldI already have AP ROO Black/Red

Let's talk 15202
Hey Gang,Currently I've been thinking about changing some things up in my collection, ok I'm always doing that but...I had received an offer from a super nice guy here on TRF for a trade which included me receiving a 15202. Although that specific trade did not come to fruition, it did put the 15202 on my brain radar So here's the question:I currently own a 15400 silver dial which I really love. If I had to think of one complaint it would be mayyyybe it's a tad big. It looks fine on me. I do like the size. It gives it a bit of a sporty look on an otherwise very dressed up watch.The 15400 seems to not get much love here on the forum, overshadowed by the 15300 and even more so by the 15202. I'm fine with that, I'm past buying watches only because they are popular . So I thought I'd get some thoughts about the 15202 when it gets down to the brass tacks. PRO's:-The 15202 may be considered the purist Royal Oak, retaining much of the DNA from the original Genta design. From an horological p

Picked up this beauty today.
Not many of them around.