SIHH 2015: Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days Chrono Flyback Automatic Ceramica (Updated with Live Photo and Price)
At SIHH 2015 this week, Panerai Panerai debuted the Luminor 1950 3 Days Chrono Flyback Automatic Ceramica – 44 mm. This new model surrounds the P.9100 manufacture chronograph movement with a high-tech matte-black case fashioned from synthetic ceramic based on zirconium oxide. The flyback function offered by the P.9100 caliber instantly zeroes the chronograph hands and restarts them with the push of a single button. This chronograph is unusual in that it uses only two hands, both centrally mounted. The blued hand counts the chronograph seconds, and the rhodium-plated hand tallies the chronograph minutes. The continuous seconds appear on the dial at 9 o'clock.The unusual chronograph uses two hands, both centrally mounted, and no subdials.To maintain the integrity of Panerai's trademark lever-based crown protection device, the chronograph pushers are located on the 9 o'clock side of the case. The button at 10 o'clock starts and stops the chronograph, and the button at 8 o'clock

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A Great Brunch Gathering
Ben, Jeff and my family met up today at the Greenhouse Ritz Carlton Singapore for its famous Sunday Vintage Champagne Brunch. Free flow of Moet Chandon, assorted beers, whisky, cocktails, and unlimited serving of lobsters, foie gras, oysters, beef, cheese, and many more other finger-licking good food, the brunch was really a fulfilling one (literally), especially when the company was merry Of course, how can there be no watch-talk among WIS? My wife and I were on our APs, while Jeff had chosen to wear his IWC Portofino 8 Days and Ben his recently acquired IWC Portuguese Yatch Club RG. These favorite timepieces did nothing but elevated the entire experience of our gathering We are planning for our next outing

I brought home the classic 2254.50
I was torn betwee the PO w/the orange bezel or the classic smp....and the classic won out. I'm very pleased! The PO will have to wait...

Time to change
In January they will be 5 years old that I have my Sub. 116610. It's time to look for new horizons. The ideal would be a Daytona 116500. Will there be much difference? The two models are in shortage. What do you think?Another thing, I'm seeing that many sellers are offering watches on Facebook. I never thought that this was a place for that. I do not encourage myself to to sell or exchange in that way. What do you think?