costco wins in supreme court
consumerist/2015/01/21/fe...ga-watch-case/

Final coming of 2014, and a very special one...
Greetings, friends!I had posted this on another forum, but I also want to post here for my TRF friends... :DIt's the Omega Speedmaster Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Moonphase, LE of 50 for Japanese market only, ref. BA 175.0037, celebrating the 700th anniversary of Switzerland. According to the Omega Museum website, it's apparently the most complicated watch Omega has made in series.I've always wanted a highly complicated watch, and I never imagined I would find one that is not only an Omega, but a Speedmaster. George (Kringkily) was been stellar in helping me to acquire it. It's a modular movement -- ETA 2892 with Kelek perpetual module -- but it checks lots of boxes for me and is a wonderful addition. It's 39mm in diameter and 13.5mm thick (almost a full mm thinner than a Speedy Pro!).In fact, it's even reduced the number of watches I still want, since it's hard to follow this one. :PWithout further ado, some early photos...but take my word that it's way prettier in person (kinda li

Is the Patek 5205 a dress watch?
Conventionally, dress watch should be very slim so it can hide under the sleeves and be very basic two or three hands, mostly no date. My 5205 strictly speaking doesn't seems to be fit that category. But it does fits under a shirt sleeve. The Calatravas are the official dress watch line for PP. So what is the 5205? Casual watch? Sports watch? What do you think? Well, anyway, it gives me an opportunity to share the above picture.

2nd Panerai - companion to a Pam233
Hey guysWhat would you recommend as a second Panerai? I have a pam233 dot dial which I love and thinking of adding another one. Thanks!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Explorer II White
I was called in the UK about one being available. Is this a hard to come by that I should buy and add to the collection? Wasn't sure if they are still hard to come by..