Tag Heuer now offers to register to pre-order the new Tag Heuer Monaco Calibre 12 Chronograph
However forget the black dial. Steve McQueen chose the blue dial and therefore if you. Tag Heuer now offers to register to pre-order the new Tag Heuer Monaco Calibre 12 Chronograph, but did not reveal the price.

I think it was begging for a watch..
Don't you think that wrist was begging for a watch to be strapped on it?Pardon my weak photoshop skills

Is the blue 5711 dial much darker than the 5712?
For those who have them I wanted to know if the color is different or the same between these models?On their website the color of the 5711 is much darker than the 5712, personally love both even if I already chose which one I am getting, going monday to see them and order it, according to them around 2 months wait, but that's reasonable next to some Rolex models where you need to wait 4-6 months.When I went to the boutique I hoped to see both with blue dials, but the 5711 was with white dial, can't say I liked it much, and the 5712 was the WG version with silver dial, very beautiful indeed, but I am getting one with steel bracelet.Is the difference seen on these pics due to different light condition or are the dials different?Here's the 2 pics from the PP site where you see a very big color difference.Thanks for your replies 5711_1A_010.png5712_1A_001-3.png

Sit back and relax!
I came across this old photo and I still don't think Baselworld will have anything to offer thats more satisfying to my eyes than this little beauty! No worrying about discontinuation for me as its already happened, no worrying about loss of value because of a new model as in my eyes this is far superior to its replacement. I can just watch Baselworld and enjoy Rolex's new offerings knowing im completely satisfied with what I have still...........for now.P.s The Seadweller is a definite keeper though, that matte dial!!!! And the last Rolex to have a date with no Cyclops.

Leaving your watch at grey dealer
Hi all, Im thinking to trade in my DJII at a grey dealer. The DJ has a chipped bezel and crown because I dropped them months ago. The dealer said they can take it for a trade in, but before they can seal the deal and come up with a proper offer for the watch, they need to send it to their watch technician so they can determine how big is the damage and figure out how to polish the bezel etc, and they need around 5-7 days for this. The dealer basically leave it up to me and ask if I'm confident enough to leave my watch with them. So my question is basically what things should I take note before I leave my watch with them incase they're going to swap it etc with maybe a fake one. I do read on another forum that some people dealt with this particular grey dealer before and no problem. But you know, better be safe then sorry ..