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The skeleton pods is a very interesting design on a Patek watch element
On the case are proofreaders for calendar information. Watch a profile of the watch that you can say that this is not any which case of Patek Philippe Watches. For the first time (that I noticed), the pods are skeleton. A very interesting design on a Patek watch element. Another detail is the establishment of a small diamond on the case between the lugs at 06. The shows it attached to a black alligator strap and comes with a matching Platinum deployment clasp. Quite impressive exhibit which step to become a desired to collect in the years to come.

Railmaster '57 Trilogy - can I swim....?
Never posted on the Omega forum (I've owned a couple of Rolex) but I currently find myself seriously considering one of:Seamaster 300 modernSeamaster 300 '57Railmaster modernRailmaster '57Firstly, I welcome any views or experience from owners or enthusiasts on any of the above. How do they compare in quality and fit & finish to a modern Rolex, perhaps something like an Explorer ?Secondly, I note that the Railmaster '57 has a quoted water resistance of 60m. I am not familiar with the conventions of Omega's depth rating - is this a rating that means you can comfortably swim and bathe or is it little more than splash proof ?I think I prefer the look of the Railmaster '57 to the Seamaster '57 but the depth rating is my main worry.

Incoming sometime this week!
I can't wait! It'll be my first PP.

Suggestions for 2nd Panerai
Hi guys!It's that time for me again...2014 was a good year at work, and it's time to spend some bucks on a new watch! I've had my PAM183 for a little over a year now, and I've really enjoyed it.For the most part, I've been a fan of minimal watches, but now I'm starting to consider something different. Here are some of my thoughts, although I'm very open to change:- I've never had a chrono- I value the GMT function- My wrist can handle a 47mm- I generally can't stomach the Luminor's crown guard, but it looks okay on the left-handersI was wondering if you guys could make suggestions for my second PAM? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts Thanks!