BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends April 26th
?Round up by Kenny YeoIn the second edition of our bi-weekly news roundup, we check out the new MB&F HM3 Megawind, explore the science behind black watches, learn about an indestructible Omega watch, and check out previews of two watches that will debut at Basel World 2013.Do note that at the time of writing, I haven't had the chance to include some of the early previews of other noteworthy watches from Basel World 2013. Rest assured that in my next round-up I will be featuring some of my favorite watches from the show.1. Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean GoodPlanet GMT WatchFans of Omega's Seamaster Planet Ocean watches rejoice, for Omega has just debuted the Planet Ocean GoodPlanet GMT. The watch comes in a 43.5mm case and will use Omega's caliber 8605, which also sees action in the Aqua Terra GMT. Although technically not the Planet Ocean GMT, this special version, which was launched in conjunction with the Planet Ocean movie, is a good indication of what the regular Planet Ocean G

Introducing: The World's First Fully Functional 3D Printed Watch: The Christoph Laimer Tourbillon
It was an unseasonably warm Saturday afternoon in Brooklyn, and I was walking my dog when my phone buzzed with a text message from a friend, containing only a link to something on Thingiverse (a 3D printing file-sharing site). I opened the link and my jaw dropped; I was looking at a 3D printed tourbillon watch running by itself, built by Christoph Laimer, a Swiss engineer. This is an actual watch, with a tourbillon, that is almost entirely 3D printed. Think about it: the tourbillon – a 200+ year old invention designed by one of the greatest watchmakers to ever live, which for most of its history has been practically synonymous with hand-craftsmanship and high end watchmaking, has been produced in a working watch with a 3D printer.  You can wind it, set the time, and carry it with you. Sure, it's a bit large (a pocket watch, not a wristwatch, and they'd need to be good sized pockets to boot) not very accurate, and only runs for about 30 minutes

Birthday present
Since I wasn't able to get a Silver snoopy (I had a deposit on one but no go) I decided on this instead (and I think I like it better!)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I am thinking of a omega seamaster professional
I saw a seamaster professional auto chronometer today for $1900. Has anyone had problems with this watch, and what is the difference between an eta movement and the movement in the omega. Any advice is welcomed.Thanks in advance.Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Tapatalk

First Panerai coming tomorrow from DavidSW!!!
I'm so excited!!! I bought my first Rolex, a sub 114060 three months ago from an AD. I'm 46 and really enjoying my new hobby of watches, and have also really enjoyed this forum greatly!So I wanted to get a birth year watch to commemorate my sons birth in 2009, and decided on a 2009 PAM 028 L. As luck would have it, I had heard a lot about DavidSW, and he happened to have one on his website, in good condition for a fair price. So far, he has been a pleasure to deal with, and well deserves the respect he is accommodated on the Rolex forums!Anyways, I'll post pictures when I get it tomorrow, and if anyone has any strap recommendations, please let me know!Have a great night!