Introducing the Defakto Struktur
There are a few brands out there whose every release excites us. Whether it's due to infrequency (thus making every release a big deal) or sheer style, we always look forward to their releases. Defakto is one such brand for… well, both reasons actually. They release one maybe two watches a year, and though they tend to be subtly different than the last, are always a delight to view. Recently, they released their "modular" series (one of which I am wearing while writing this, and I can say without a doubt it's their best to date… but more on that in a few weeks) and just today they announced another new line, the Struktur.Following up their first quartz watch, the Detail, the Strukur utilizes the same 40mm x 6.6mm thin case, but introduces something totally new to the Defakto catalog; 3-hands. Yes, to this point, Defakto, who made a name for themselves with one-handed watches, had yet to produce a 3-hander. The Struktur does so in an elegant manner, keeping true to the moder

Royal Oak and Royal Oak Offshore Reference/Model Database!!!
For several years I've been consulting KronosClub for reference/model number information on Royal Oaks and Royal Oak Offshores. The website has not been updated since 2009 but they have a ton of amazing information with all the reference numbers, pictures and dial variations for the Royal Oak and ROOs up until March 2009. There are some amazing pieces that you guys/gals will definitely enjoy and I am 100% sure you have never seen! Like the Jumbo 'Tuxedo', the 125th Anniversary Pocket Watch, Pride of China or the Perpetual Skeleton in Rose Gold and Platinum. AP is without a doubt the brand with the largest number of references and limited edition pieces in the world. There are 70+ limited edition models for the Offshore.At the end of the day, it's just about enhancing everyone's knowledge about AP. Therefore, I decided to post some of that information here and added some of the current models to the list. I spent a few hours organizing/grouping it by type of watch so it's easier for eve

Thoughts on this C Series?
Curious what people thought of this one. Look right?Thanks,Derek

The quintessential Luminor?
Hey guis. I'm still relatively new to Panerai, but I'm fascinated by the history of the brand. Already picked up a 210, but am now looking to acquire a Luminor.So I'd love to hear suggestions on which models best represent the Panerai DNA. At this point, I'm open to current, discontinued, or special edition models, and am focused on 44mm cases given my relatively small wrist size (6.5 ).Looking forward to your suggestions. Thanks!

The search is finally over! 14060m
Well Gents, Thanks for all the help and I've really enjoyed myself so far here TRF. Found a virtually unworn 14060m ca. 2009 and now I'm official!