Porsche Design P'6910 Indicator Watch Available On James List
One of the coolest watches of the last few years didn't see its proper level of greatness because it was too expensive. At over $100,000 (retailed at about 78,000 euros) the Porsche Design Indicator remained a beautiful and fundamentally superior design that you could only appreciate from a distance. Eterna, who makes all the watches for Porsche Design, still makes 2-4 of the Indicator watches per a year, but on request only. The watch is limited to 50 pieces, so eventually they will be all out. Let's take a quick peak at this watch. You can also get them online, with a few available costing in the $100,000 range. Original retail was at least $20,000 more than that.What made the watch so great was the (mostly)? in-house movement, sexy functional design, and ultra easy to read dial. The name "Indicator" referred to the digital readout of the chronograph. While the chronograph seconds used the main dial in an standard analog format, the right side of the dial had a digital jumping set of

Breitling Navitimer 01 Limited Edition Watch
There is really no different on this Navitimer other templates that do not have the calibre 01 movement. Although the movement is the certified COSC chronometer. The watch is a limited edition (of 2000 pieces) and it is supposed to be a little larger than standard Navitimer in a case of 43 mm wide. The watch is available in 18 k pink gold or steel. Case is nicely polished and has everything you expect in a Navitimer in terms of function and quality.

OMEGA Speedmaster Moonphase Master Chronometer
The METAS certification by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology, founded in 2015 and approved after a battery of thorough tests, is gradually being rolled out to the Omega watch collections. This time it's the Speedmaster collection's turn with the Speedmaster Moonphase Master Chronometer. The 44.25mm steel case features a blue ceramic bezel and tachymeter. The self-winding 9904 calibre fuels a 60-hour power reserve, time functions, chronograph, calendar and moon phase. The hours and minutes lie in the centre of the brushed and sunburst blue dial whilst the small seconds and date with hand lie at 9. The chronograph hours and minutes appear in a counter at 3 and a stunning moon phase takes over the bottom of the dial with its 0-29.5 day scale. Price: 9,900 CHF. Sharmila Bertin

Unexpected Incoming!
I am blessed and fortunate to be the new owner of a brand new, 2500D, Planet Ocean 2201.50.I honestly never thought I would find a brand new one with a 3-yr Omega warranty after a few years of this version being discontinued.I am very thankful!

PM musings
I've been thinking about my first PM purchase, which I'm hoping to do by the summer, and have been between a gold sub and the DayDate 40. Tried on the gold sub here:https://.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=597309What I didn't take into account was the DayDate II, as EVERYONE seems to love the the DayDate 40's proportions and lines. Saw this at the AD and fell in love on sight, but looking at the pictures now, it just seems a bit...wide. Unfortunately, they didn't have the YG with silver romans dial, so will continue to try on pieces until I find the one that yells buy me!.On another note, has anyone noticed that the rose gold on the DayDate 40 is a bit more copper-ish in tone, as compared to the DayDate II? I actually like the color of this DayDate II, but the DayDate 40 just blends too much with my skin.