TISSOT T-Touch Expert Solar NBA Edition speciale
Tissot �C T-Touch Expert Solar NBA Special EditionYou'd be wrong to think that the king of slam dunk is a big orange ball that bounces away on the maple hardwood court; instead it's a racy watch with an athletic core that encapsulates the partnership between Le Locle watchmaker Tissot and North American basketball giant, the NBA.Its 45mm solid titanium case is coated in rose gold PVD, houses a quartz movement and is brought to life by the light filtering through the dial. The digital display at the bottom of the black carbon dial features the different functions (20 in total) that you can preselect by pressing the touchscreen glass. Back-lighting, double time zone, complete perpetual calendar, altimeter, chronograph (with additional and split times), compass, dual alarm and more.The T-Touch Expert Solar NBA Special Edition is an undeniably versatile piece of kit both on the court and in the city at your fingertips.Price: 1,125 CHFPar Sharmila Bertintissot

Introducing The Hublot King Power Unico GMT
You're looking at the most interesting Hublot in a good while.? The King Power Unico GMT is a little bit Girard-Perregaux ww.tc and a little bit Urwerk 103.? The watch uses rotating satellites to display several timezones at once, though the indication is made via small red lines on the outer dial.? The movement itself is pretty impressive, if not a little confusing, but then again, most world-timers are a little tricky to read.?The Hublot King Power Unico GMT will be available in black ceramic or 18K rose gold, both sized at 48mm.? These will hit the market sometime in early 2012.?(via Perpetuelle)

Stainless Diver & Durability
Hey everyone, Thinking out loud here, and trying to source some inputs from owners regarding daily wear and durability of your AP divers. Ive had this watch on my mind for years now and until recently have strayed from its grasp. I purchased a Rolex Seadweller 4000 around Thanksgiving and have been wearing it daily, scuba'ing with it, shoveling, driving, boating... the works. The watch has not a nick on it, and has been put through its paces with ease. I recently went to a local AP AD and was talking all sorts of references from many brands, and was instinctively drawn to the diver in person. Was essentially told without a doubt I can get close to what I paid back for my SD and into a LNIB AP diver with the enclosed case back (not sure what the latest serial designation this is) for a great price. A bit of cash would have to be added from my end, but I am able and willing to make the switch if this would make sense. My issues lie with accuracy, and durability of the movement. From what

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About two months ago I had James Cameron offered By my A.D. to me for $11K, at that time I felt it was too bulky and I had just bought to Rolex's so I passed My wrist is 7.6 and for some reason I started falling in love with that walks and every time I see an incoming I kick myself for not buying it. Finally today I got the call but at full retail price So officially the deep sea has now entered my arsenal

Time for a change.
I got my first exposure to TRF earlier this year when a good friend of mine turned me on to Rolexes. I'd always known a Rolex was nice, but seeing and handling one in the flesh got me hooked. Needles too say, but I was bit by the bug. This message board is an enabler, but I'm a glutton for punishment!My First purchase was the 116613LB aka Bluesy. I bought this new from an AD. Then I decided that I needed something to wear daily. I did my due dilligence and set my budget for <$4250. I was between the classic Omega Speedmaster Professional and the Explorer II. I found one for a fair price from a seller listing in TRF's classifieds. Box, papers, tags - a nice no holes case example, and pulled the trigger. I couldn't be happier with it and wear it daily. I decided that I wanted a rubber Everest strap for it. I've been very pleased with the strap but have switched back to the bracelet for the Fall and Winter. I still had an Omega itch to scratch. I was on eBay and found a complete and li