Weekend Report: Watch (And Car) Spotting At The 2015 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
As we told you last month, there isn't a better place to be for a car or watch fan than Monterey Car Week. We've already shown you some of the cars we saw at the contemporary-focused Quail Motorsport Gathering, and now we're back to talk watches. OK fine, we'll show you some cars from the headlining Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, too. This is a good old-fashioned modem-burner, folks. Watches Spotted In The Wild 1 OF 91 2 OF 91 3 OF 91 4 OF 91 5 OF 91 6 OF 91 7 OF 91 8 OF 91 9 OF 91 10 OF 91 Cars In The Wild 11 OF 91 12 OF 91 13 OF 91 14 OF 91 15 OF 91 16 OF 91 17 OF 91 18 OF 91 19 OF 91 20 OF 91 21 OF 91 22 OF 91 23 OF 91 24 OF 91 25 OF 91 26 OF 91 27 OF 91 28 OF 91 Watches At The VRF X Fourtane Get-Together 29 OF 91 30 OF 91 31

Got the SMPc this afternoon..
Went to the AD, tried on both the black and blue dials, and chose blue.I had the original wavy blue dial 10 years ago, and figured its time to get one again.Neat glossy dial, updated bezel, great legibility.Sizing took a while to get the right fit, and more time consuming though.Overall very glad I pulled the trigger, classic design update.Thanks for reading everyone!!

Sell my two Rolexes for a Nautilus?
So, I think the PP bug has bitten me. I just got the 5167a (as you my hv read my last post) and really enjoy it. Now, I'm thinking nautilus too, as the SS bracelet wold nicely complement the rubber on the 5167a. However, I feel that if I get the nautilus there would be too much aesthetic overlap with my Rolexes - white SS Daytona and GV. Essentially, the stainless bracelet, PCL, etc, all combine to create a very similar overall look. So, two part question:1) should I sell the Daytona and GV to fund a nautilus. I'd be left with my 5167a and a yellow dial Breitling SuperOcean (beater). Or, just save up for the nautilus. Or, maybe just relax a little and wait it out?2) if I proceed, which nautilus? Blue 5711 (because it's classic and hard-to-find); white 5711 (which I like, but worry about whether i'd like the white dial once a own the watch); blue 5712 (because it adds a complication at little incremental cost); black 5726 (because the annual calendar is cool, but incremental cost is hig

Switching it up
In my opinion, Rolex will always take top prize overall. However, I recently picked up a Panerai and have been thoroughly enjoying it. Their history is really cool and I love the ease of changing the straps. It is amazing how so many varied straps look good on a single cushion cased Panerai. Funny thing is I never gave Panerai's a real look until recently. Posting this mainly for folks that are frustrated with the the lack of Rolex sports models out there. Might want to dive in a bit with Panerai.

Pepsi Question
Did the WG Pepsi have a blue dial or is this something new as of today?