Ceramic diver getting rare
With all the black ceramic diver incomings and the fact it's being discontinued it seems to get harder to find, on chrono24 there are just 3 on sale, 1 in the US, 1 in Hong Kong and 1 but used in Denmark, there are more white ones though but I would not get a white one, except if having a large collection and wanting to add a fun watch for weekends and holidays.I could be wrong but I have a feeling the black ceramic diver is going to become a highly collectable piece, like the 15300 and other pieces, I mean it seems to have been made at less than 600 pieces, mine is around 550 and I just got it, so the final number should be around 600 which is very limited and much more limited than some limited editions.Plus the fact that it' a really cool watch seems to me all the makings for a very collectable piece, with the 44mm ceramic ROO's it's definitely the coolest ceramic piece around, all the other ceramic watches I've seen, Pam 335, Omega DSOTM and a few others are no where near as cool a

E7936310 . . . Vs ????
Im looking to pickup a Breitling Aerospace .. . not sure why .. . . LOL.I got a good look at this watch and the more i wear watches i find this may be a good . . .Grab-And-Go watch. Sometimes im running late and NEED a watch to tell how far behind i am ... the extra time to pickup a watch that has not been on a winder would be very nice (Instead of grabbing up one of my Citizen Eco-Drives).What is the difference in the most recent series and the previous . . . which should i get (based on your opinion)?Please Share anything you can .. . Links . . .. news stories . .. . Opinions!I like the newer model mentioned in the title of this Post .. . but im not against an older model as well.John

New toy, Breitling Chronomat 41
Added a Breitling to the collection. Other watches are stainless Rolex Sub and a two tone blue face Sub.

TRIPLE incoming!
these 3 beauties just arrivedRef 2481Ref 96 (black dial)Ref 570

GMT BLRO UK AD Discount?
Hi AllI've been becoming very tempted to pick up a BLRO. I've tried one on a few times over the past 18 moths and am now about ready to jump in. That said I'm concerned that I buy at the right price (to avoid a big depreciation trap). PM watches don't seem to shift so well and can hang about in AD's for a while. I know a grey BLRO can be picked up from various sellers here in the UK for between ?21-23K. Personally I'd rather purchase from an AD and I know many will have the watch in stock for the list price of about ?28K.My question is what kind of discount might I expect to be able to obtain at a UK AD for an 'in stock' BLRO? I know there answer for SS will be 0% but expect many will do something on a PM model. Thanks