Richard Mille RM 63-02 World Timer Automatic Watch
Richard Mille?is releasing a new?world timer watch after?their?RM 58-01 from?back in 2013, and this one is called the Richard Mille RM 63-02 World Timer Automatic. It is not a tourbillon, but it has got a brand new in-house movement, and this new world timer still sticks to the philosophy of the brand that the watch should be as easy to use as possible. This was achieved in part by removing the need for a pusher when using the time zone function: the satin-brushed and polished grade-5 titanium rotating bezel is actually set on ball bearings, allowing easy adjustment when the wearer is setting a time zone. The rotating bezel also has a wheel connected to the movement which directly manipulates the hour hand, increasing time-setting accuracy and speed.?When you've set your city to the 12 o'clock position, the watch will have the 23 cities set in their time zones?referenced against your home city.Taking a look at the dial, you've got the two outermost rings which are, naturally, for the t

Royal Oak Offshore Thread
Royal Oak Offshore Thread,Please post your questions, history of the ROO line and whatever you need to know or want to share regarding ROO's.I also would like to know what is the very first ROO model ?

orange isofrane on my seamaster
a little unsual combination , but i seem to like it so far:)pictures taken on my bench

No more waiting... Platinum, Ceramic GMTs (pics)
With the teaser promising the donning of the jubilee on a sports model, presumably a new GMT, the speculation and wishful thinking for a platinum GMT model has all but dwindled to a whisper approaching the final day before the big reveals. So, I thought I would add a small contribution, as my own teaser, for what is unlikely to come to pass as another Basel comes and goes. New Coke, or Blueberry, or Pepsi, or LN offered on jubilee should be enough to hold us over for the next 11 months --or two weeks-- before the Basel 2019 predictions start If the general consensus is that the WG sports models didn't sell too well, what would be the rational that a higher priced similarly toned model would do any better? I assume the Daytona may be an anomaly, or off limits to discuss, since I can't recall any discussions on how good or bad sales may be for the PM models.

how much this ROLEX FROM 1912 can cost ?
as you can see in the pictures! it's a car made with parts of a rolex in 1912! I just change the glass and the sides it was in my famille since years.