Introducing: The Tudor Heritage Black Bay Dark, PVD-Coated, 41 mm, In-House, And Chronometer Certifi
Hot off the news that we'd see the Black Bay go bronze, 43 mm, and in-house late last night, we now have another Heritage Black Bay in something we'd never thought we'd see – a PVD case! On top of that, it's COSC certified, 41 mm, and in-house. A lot to like here, people. 1 OF 3 While yesterday's Bronze Black Bay was upped to 43 mm, the Dark remains at the familiar and welcomed 41 mm diameter. The case is steel but treated with PVD, a practice that, to be honest, feels a little outdated when we now have DLC, and indeed the possibility of ceramic cases (which Tudor themselves offer). The case is entirely satin finished and a matching black bracelet is an option here. What's more is that this Black Bay comes with the manufacture movement MT5602, which offers up a healthy 70-hour power reserve. What's more, this watch is actually chronometer certified! 2 OF 33 OF 3 The watch is offered on a black PVD bracelet or distressed leat

Uh-oh....
OK- so here's the deal: I recently 'acquired' a minty-mint 2008 Speedmaster Pro 3570.50 from a buddy here on TRF (Thanks again, Bill!) as a kind of weekend/workhorse watch- aka something to wear that's maybe a little more 'casual' than my ss/plat Yacht-Master.So- I get the watch, head down to the Omega store on 5th Avenue in NYC and have a black rubber strap with white contrast stitching on a deployant buckle attached. ($405!!!)The customer service is fantastic there... no 'tude, and knowledgable, nice people! Glad to be part of the Omega forum now, too-So...to the uh-oh part. The Speedy is probably the most comfortable watch I own, and has been getting a lot more wrist time than the YM. I'd go so far as to say I actually enjoy wearing it MORE- for both looks and comfort.Just wanted to share this Saturday morning, and will post pics soon.... have a happy Holiday everyone!

COSC rated movememts
Does patek currently produce any models which are both COSC and hallmark of Geneva certified? Similar to the VC chronometer royal 1907

Incoming PAM557! 47 the perfect size
My first 47mm Panerai! Love the clean minimalistic look - embossed text, sandwich dial, hexagon hands, raised plexiglass, and all in a properly sized case. What more can one ask for from Panerai? Well maybe a longer minute hand This might just be a keeper and become my first and last Luminor!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Watch recommendation please!
Hi everyone,I would like to purchase a nice used watch, budget up to $10,000. My build is athletic and compact: I am 5 foot 9, 170lbs, so not a big guy, basically built like a gymnast. I am attending grad school next year at a highly regarded university and need a nice watch to pair with suits and business casual; my current job is as a manager in more of a blue collar setting and I would ruin a nice watch. On weekends I tend to dress preppy, for lack of a better term, so it would be nice if any watch went with that look. I currently have a Panerai PAM 673, which I wear often on the weekends, but am worried that it will be a bit too casual to wear with a suit. Also, it would be great to have a stainless bracelet, just for the sake of mixing it up. I also don't want something too dressy that I can't wear on weekends. It has to be a look that is put together but slightly sporty perhaps. The watch doesn't have to be Rolex. My wife has a RG TT 36mm DJII and a GMTII TT as well. I wo