H. Moser & Cie Endeavour Tourbillon Watch
Have you ever noticed how fickle your own tastes can be? I don't like to admit it; I like to think of myself as a very decisive and principled guy, but sometimes my own volatility amazes me. The new H. Moser & Cie Endeavour Tourbillon didn't grab me at first. I thought it was fine �C a solid design with some admirably artisanal features (check out that delicious fum�� dial) �C but it did not blow my socks off. Not even a DLC coated titanium case that makes what should be a classic design somehow contemporary won me over. No, the thing that got me excited was a hidden hand. And then I started to notice all the other things I like about the watch, how it reminds me of one of my sneaky all-time favourites, the Bvx from Bottega Veneta, and how it sets out to satisfy a bold design brief and comes away with a smug smile on its face.This watch is not just a tourbillon. It features the option to have a second time zone displayed on the dial. The way in which this is achieved is perfectly simp

we have been inundated with people asking questions on the various models of IWC
People love their IWC. When we were beaten with our Watch Finder two initial rushes (after publication and then a few weeks later, this), we have been inundated with people asking questions on the various models of IWC.

My AP AD ! @Watchguy18
I am at a loss for words, usually that's never the case but today's fedex delivery left me speechless. I was in Montego Bay last week on a family vacation which happens to be the location of my AD, Jewels In Paradise and my man Dee Doshi who I made sure signed up on TRF, he's Watchguy18 and happened to mention I loved the AP Golf Bag they had on display and Lo & Behold this arrived today..... What an awesome gesture & great guy. Thanks Dee.

ROO longevity?
It seems whenever a thread about the ROO pops up there are always more than a few comments which seem to lend itself to say that these massive steel watches should be almost pampered. I have never had the pleasure of handling a ROO but I have had a couple RO's and although stunning finish still built like a tank. I really want a ROO but I would want to wear it as I would wear any rolex sport model. I know there are you guys out there who actually wear these things all the time right :) I mean these things are meant to last for the long haul no?? Otherwise, I would find it hard that so many people would shell out that kind of cash for a luxury sports watch that would be nice to look at but not very robust. Anyone care to share there how their ROO has held up to the test of time?

Opionion on which age of 16710
I'm a big fan of the 16710 both in early form Coke on Jubilee and late pepsi oyster.However, I'm finding many average versions mostly on an oyster and prices are quite high, even those for those without box and papers. With B&P are either dubious sets or the watch has been over polished and the asking price will be silly. I'm hunting in Europe mainly but on these the paperwork rarely identifies if the original was black/coke/pepsi. So after searching for the last month mainly on C24 I have about 3 main options.A 1989 L serial Coke on jubilee, has been polished but waiting for photo's to guage the extent.A 1997 T serial - SWISS - T <25 dial - Drilled case - hollow end links on oyster2005 - SWISS MADE dial - Drilled case - SEL should have an etched crown crystal These run out 16710s have a lot of dial changes and two case variations. Where is the sweet spot for the future value? A 3186 is outside of my rangeIf the 97 and 05 watches are mint condition Pepsi with box and papers an