Black-On-Black; The Sinn U Black Limited Edition Watch
For whatever reason, black-on-black colored watches are all the rage right now. First black watches were in. Then, there was a glut of black watches on the market. Then white watches were in. Then people realized that they liked black watches more than they liked white watches, and decided that instead of going to some other futile color like yellow or blue. they'd just resort to making black watches again. Sometime in that moment of intellectual pontification among watch design, a rouge designer must have boldly suggested that black be placed on black, but in a manner where one black would not blend in with the other black so as to inconvenience one's view of the time. So the black on black watch was born.Maybe it was Bell & Ross who started the black on black craze with their BR01 Phantom. The thickly coated hands and indexes glow a pale gray in the dark, adding to the ghostly demeanor. One idea behind the black on black look was stealth. So that only the wearer would be able to

Trade Daytona for AP 15450?
I'm considering an AP 15450 and wondering what folks think about it? Is it a good idea to trade/move my Daytona for it?I tried it in Vegas a few months ago and it seemed like the only the AP that fit my skinny 6 wrists.Since I'm a bit of a serial flipper, how much does it lose in the secondary market, considering its not one of AP's popular models? Is it something that I would have a tough time selling or trading back?AP 15450AP 15202AP 15400

In with the new (old) 4100ST :)
After some digging, i've always been a huge fan of smaller watches. One day my friends messages me and would not stop harassing me until I picked up this piece that was sitting for sale on the Omega forums. Luckily the seller trusted me after seeing that my account was less than 3 minutes old. I absolutely love the patina it has developed. One of the pictures is a shot that my friend took of his and mineIt's a 4100 35mm RO that fits me perfectly and runs well (still timing it). The service history is unknown so I'll be finding a place to send it to whether it be AP themselves or a reputable place.

I love my Patek
I wore it all day and barely new it was there (with the exception of looking at every 12 seconds). This is giving my 116619 a run for its money!

Patek 5164A: Day/Night Indicator
Hi folks,I would like to check with current Patek 5164A owners, does your Day/Night indicator change colour (e.g from white to dark blue or vice versa) exactly at 6am/6pm?My new Patek 5164A seems to only start changing the colour of the Day/Night indicator starting from around 6am/6pm. The process would take about an hour or so to completely change the colour in the Day/Night indicator (e.g from white to dark blue or vice versa). Is this normal?In the Patek owner's manual, it only states the following:The day/night indicator in the round aperture at 3 o'clock (HOME) lets you check whether you have set the correct time (white stands for the daylight hours from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., black for the night time hours from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.).Hope current owners can help to shed some light on this and this is my first Patek watch. Many thanks in advance.