Basel Preview: Bremont P-51 Limited Edition
Bremont is launching the limited edition P-51, a chronograph chronometer built with original parts from the famous 1944 Mustang WWII aircraft P-51K-10 (serial number 44-12016), a Pacific war veteran that bore the name “Fragile but Agile”. Original aluminum from the fuselage is integrated into both the dial and the movement of the timepiece. The dial is inspired by the clocks found in the P-51 aircraft. The 43mm hardened steel Trip-Tick case uses Bremont's B-EBE2000 technology, a stage in the case production process where the metal is bombarded with electrons, increasing the hardness by a factor of nine compared with normal stainless steel used in watch cases. The case also integrates the new rotating ��Roto-Click' inner bezel that houses four ball-bearings inside the case. As with many of Bremont's latest watch designs, the P-51 is assembled the company's atelier in England rather than their workshop in Biel-Bienne in Switzerland, and houses a modified Swiss BE-54A automatic

New bracelet on Navi
Switched out the croc strap after five years. I really like the way this looks and feels. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

5980 and small wrist
Hi TRF,What is the smallest wrist that can handle 5980?My wrist is 6.1-6.2. Do you think I can wear it?Also I worry about what is the smallest size of bracelet can be adjusted?Please advice.Thank you.

Daytona dial change - question
A couple months ago I bought the 116500LN black Daytona in stainless. I find it difficult to read the time at a glance. Rather than trade it in on a white one -- how does one go about getting the dial changed from black to white? Not wanting anything special about the replacement dial --- just white.What would that cost if you go through an AD? Would doing that void the Rolex warranty even if done by an AD?

Lets Speculate!
Evening TRF,I've read on this forum that many of you expect the price of the SS Rolex models to increase in 2018. As many of you here are veteran Rolex buyers, where do you think the prices will go next year, especially the Sky Dweller and Ceramic Daytona? I note that the MSRP for the Sky Dweller is $14,400, Daytona $12,400, Sub date $8,550, and Hulk, $9050, to name a few popular models (note: I had to double check that Daytona price. Amazing.). What's normal for Rolex year to year? 5%? 10%?Best,TA