We mentioned before that Panerai was once the provider of nautical various instruments
We love a good Edition limited here to Hodinkee, and we are also probably a little too tolerant accessories priced incredibly male. We also love a good story, and part of today all of this together. We mentioned before that Panerai was once the provider of nautical various instruments and watches military around the world.

Raven Deep Tech Review
When last we took a look at Raven Watches, they had just released two interesting models; the Raven Vintage and the Raven Deep. The Vintage was an homage to the Rolex Submariner ref. 6538, famously worn by Sean Connery as James Bond in Dr. No, that utilized a domed acrylic crystal, gilt hands and other specific details to make for a very fun watch. The Raven Deep took elements of various historical models, such as the 6538 and the 5517 mil-sub, and mixed them together to create a cool chimera with a high water resistance at 4000ft or 1220m. Between the two watches, there was a lot to like, including great build quality, exceptional lume and fairly tame prices.Following up on these watches, they have now released the Raven Deep Tech, which builds off the Deep model concept, for a new hybrid style with a massive 8200ft/2500m water resistance. The Deep Tech is a funky mix of elements that refer to various Rolex and Tudor models. The case speaks to Sea-Dwellers while the dial is adapted fr

Should I pull the trigger?
I have been looking around for a 15400ST white for the last few months now and got a good offer ($13,100) from an AD which appears to be a very competitive offer. Is it a good price?

I think that my Diver is covered for options
Back when Panerai wasn't very well known and I was in love with the brand. I went a little overboard on straps. I had boxes with just about every permutation imaginable. I've been a little more restrained with my AP Diver.Many Thanks to YYZPAM for helping out.Bracelet on the watch and Left to right:AP OEM Rubber Strap, AP OEM Survivor Strap, AP OEM Black Hornback on the Black Survivor Buckle. I think that should do it?

Buy in Hong Kong. Sell in Denmark...
I am often in Hong Kong and plan to visit Scandinavia this summer. I have noticed at huge difference in Rolex prices from Hong Kong to most Scandinavian countries. I am guessing it is mainly due to high tax/vat (25%)Was thinking of buying a popular Rolex model while in HK and then selling while in Denmark. For the buyer there would be a nice saving and I could get some of my travel costs covered.It this a good idea or not?