Itay Noy Hyper Scape Watches
Israeli watchmaker Itay Noy?presents these two new Hyper Scape collection watches for 2013. The Hyper Scape collection includes the Hyper Cityscape and Landscape watches, each in positive or negative color tones - that roughly translate into being a day and night feel for the look. The watches further contain a new movement used for the boutique brand, as well as a brand new case design.This is the first square-style case for the brand and it looks very lovely in brushed steel with those rounded corners. The case is a perfect square being 42.4mm wide and tall. It isn't too thick at 11.6mm. Of course there is a sapphire crystal over the dial as well as for the exhibition case back window. Water resistance is 50 feet, which is understandable given that water resistance in watches with non-round sapphire crystals is difficult.The soft feel of the case mixed with the lugless style makes the Hyper Scape look like a frame for the dial. Which is perhaps why the dials are so much like pictures

Prominent U-Boat watch highlight your fashion statement
Take a blow of eye to the hot series of u-boat luxurious watches, luxurious omega watches and see how doubtful that they are to those original. When you think you have a u-boat watch to highlight your fashion statement, the price tag made you draw back.

first AP purchase, what you guys think?
I currently have 2 rolex, 16610 and 16613I'm ready for my next purchase and fell in left with the watch below, it was on the shop owners wrist.ap rose.jpgWhat you guys think?

Incoming ! My wife hates this forum
Seriously, I didn't believe I'd add another watch to my collection, but you guys are serious enablers rofl. I was lusting over the Tudor day date pics and I just wanted to know how much they cost. Well, I stumbled upon DT watches and found a vintage Tudor 94613, and it was my birth year as well ! The price was jist too good to be true, so I pulled the trigger. Sent from my Redmi Note 4 using Tapatalk

Two hour flight for my rolex
So my local AD has me on a ~3 month wait-list for my watch, while a more distance AD seems to suggest that I can get one within the month. Although I would have to hop on a plane for 2 hours (4 hours round trip) to pick up said watch. Tax savings and/or perceived (read assumed) discount will more then cover the cost of a ticket. Of course I am not hoping on a plane until the distance AD text me a picture of my watch. Is there any downside from getting a watch from AD that won't be readily accessible going forward? Would potentially make a day trip out of this when/if availability raises.