Epos GMT Limited Edition
The Epos 3400 GMT Limited Edition uses twin independent automatic ETA 2671 movements to present two time displays, each with a date. The primary time display at 9 o’clock uses a conventional three-hand twelve-hour display with center seconds and the date at 6 o’clock. The second time zone at 3 o’clock uses an Epos module to present a reverse or counter-clockwise 24 hour indicator with date. The stainless steel oval case with measures 40 x 47 mm. The twin crowns at 3 and 9 o’clock are set slightly into the case. The dial is black guilloche and the primary time display is white mother-of-pearl with applied roman numerals. The watch is also available without MOP. The front crystal is sapphire and a transparent, screw-down case back allows a view of the two movements. The 3400 GMT is limited to 999 pieces.You may click the images below to view larger versions.

Is this a good price for 15400ST?
Hello everyone,I got a Rolex recently. But started looking into AP recently. Love the simplicity and the design. I am looking at 15400ST with the blue dial or white dial. I can get white dial for about $17000 after all the discount and taxes. The blue dial would be about $17800. Not much discount on the blue dial. Both dials are amazing. Has that interesting shine to it. And the bracelet- it is just amazing!The price is from the AP boutique for a brand new piece. Is this a reasonable price? Do AP offer any discount? On Rolex it is common to get some discount depending on the model. But the AP time pieces are completely new to me.Looking at chrono24 the piece I am looking at, is priced at 20-24 k. I am a bit confused. Would be glad if someone can direct me. Thanks a lot.

Planet Ocean Authenticity
Hey All-Can my PO expert friends give a look at this PO. A co-worker is dumping it at a great price and I just need to make sure I'm covered for authenticity. Thanks.

I've joined the Nylon Nation
Howdy all,I've joined the nylon nation. Put this black nato on my SMP this week. I love it. Very comfortable and a cool look:

Advice on a watch for a 75 year old
My dad turns 75 this year and to mark the occasion I'm thinking about giving him a decent watch.I can't decide whether to give him my GMT, or would it be more age appropriate to give him a TT Datejust?