This watch is available in limited edition of 50 pieces.
This watch also includes a dial of money with accents of hands bluish on the Centre and the scale and time of black tachometer numbers. This clock also includes a cage of the whirlpool on 6 oclock that makes it more attractive. This watch is also equipped with seconds for scanning meter two Centre, counter 30 minutes on the position of 9 oclock, indicator of reserve power and oclock 3.Cette A Lange & Sohne Tourbograph for merit is no doubt a piece luxurious especially with its $690,000.00 tag. This watch is available in limited edition of 50 pieces.

What are you drinking with your AP on
Chillin' with my summer version of ceramics and some coffee

18ct gold de ville
Hi. I have not posted for a while but would like a little info from anyone who can help me with an Omega de Ville. I saw this beautiful watch in my AD, it had a brown Aligator strap and gold deployment with 18ct gold case with hour vision.I gotta say I was blown away by it, it was a simple yet elegant watch. very unlike my other watches. I cannot see any reviews or comments about De Ville watches on this forum, can anyone help me please as I would like to buy it if its a good purchase. Thanks Alan

Tudor Pepsi GMT - Blue/Red Bezel Combination
Tudor did a great job in combining the BLUE from the BBB bezel and RED from the BBR bezel to make the new GMT Pepsi bezel they just released.It looks great and is perfect for Tudor not only because the color tones are just right with the aluminum bezel but also it actually draws from the Tudors' recent Black Bay history.I am curious if Tudor/Rolex knew they were going to make a Pepsi bezel all along when they initially released the BBR and BBB and planned this for years....OR did some engineer/marketer just wake up last year and said hey let's use the current Black Bay red and blue colors for a new Pepsi GMT....I'm not sure of the lead time to create a new watch, but luck or planning they did good.(i'd still pick Rolex BLRO SS over Tudor GMT but I do appreciate Tudor's execution of the GMT)

Been racking my brain between the SubC, SubC Date, and the SD43.
I’m having a tough time deciding between the Sub, SubC, and the new Sea Dweller. I read some previous threads and am more confused than ever. A bit about me:-I never look at the date complication on my watch, I don’t even set the date on watches that have it -I do a ton of research and contemplating beforehand, and then never sell any of my watches-I have 6 3/4” wrists-I own an Explorer 1-Comfortable with the price difference between all 3 watchesWhat I see as the positives and negatives of eachND Sub:P-Cleanest dialP-Under the RadarN-Have an Explorer 1 and worry that if I added a bezel and replaced the numbers I’d have a sub. This is the least differentiated from the Explorer. Sub Date:P-Has a bit more differentiation from my Explorer due to the cyclopsP-Bit more wrist presence/visually more interesting by comparison to the ND Sub but still understatedN-I don’t even set the date/look at the date on any of my watchesSeadweller 43:P-Wrist presence- I like t