Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Lune Retrograde Watch is classical and modern
Unfortunately, you will see the modern made classical elements. Liberal use of sharp corners and skeletonization replace traditional decorations like the dial slowly broad edges of engraving. I look forward to see this monster of 46 mm in action. Watch "classy" very few are born in this diameter. The new internal fact ML 152 movement, offers some useful complications. Are included a calendar with the date and the day, phase of moon under a semi-transparent, power reserve indicator textured material and the time (of course). The small key on the watch is what makes it standout. For example, applied Arabic numerals are finely made, Crown-like gear has a great industrial quality to it, and hands are just both classical and modern.

Diver incoming..
Just arrived...Thank you DavidSW. First deal and very pleased.

Not feeling the love for my Omega 9300 PO :(
Hi guys,Ive had my omega 9300c Planet Ocean for almost 4 months now and i am starting to regret getting it. Let me word that better. I don't like it as much as i did when i purchased it. It is a nice watch to look at but I feel it isn't for me any more so need some advice. Over all its a truly awesome watch and the quality of it is mesmerising to look at, however when on the wrist it seems like a tool if you know what i mean. It just doesn't do it for me anymore. Which leads me to the next question. I have a line up in the Rolex category.BLNR GMT Master IIGMT Master II116610 Sub C DateIve not tried any of these on as of yet as i think it will be a slippery slope Hahaha !! Oh one other question, Would you average AD accept an exchange service where they would buy your watch off you and knock some money off the new one ? I got my PO from Goldsmiths. Cheers,Olly

Liquid Metal PO
I've been looking for a LM for the last week, there are non in Qatar + flea bay and ideas? What are the price's are they going for a premium?

Daytona back from RSC!
I just got my beloved SS Daytona 116520 back from RSC. It took about 4 weeks and cost $1,000 to Rolex and $122 to my AD for shipping/ insurance. My AD in ATL (Brown & Co.) sent it to the RSC in Pennsylvania, where they say they consistently get the best service and turn-around time.It had the usual scratches and wear and tear, and the Chrono feature had stopped working reliably. It required no new parts other than the ones they ALWAYS replace: mainspring and gaskets. Looks absolutely brand new, I couldn't be happier!It came back with all the following:-Green Rolex velvet snap pouch-2 year Rolex warrantee card and letter-Letter of replacement value from Rolex, which states it would be replaced with the Ceramic bezel version, good for insurance-White Rolex microfiber cleaning cloth-Booklet on worldwide Rolex service-Form to include for next serviceReally first class!JCATT