Should I sell my 15400 I Serial
Hello TRF, I am trying to decide if I want to sell my 15400 I serial black dial. As much as I love this piece, I am trying to consolidate my collection. In addition, I would like to put the funds towards the new AP 44mm Ceramic or TI model. Please help talk some sense into me! The watch is in great condition, and I have all of the original boxes and papers. Hopefully this would allow me to get something decent or it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Do I sense some falling out of love with the manufacture?
Maybe it is me, but I am seeing a lot of criticism towards the brand, some heavyweights selling all their pieces and moving on and some being downright nasty. What is going on? Is it just me? Is it the cold up north making people cranky? PS, 26400 is my favorite piece and I don't care much whether it is popular or not

New watch. Speedmaster Moonphase
Hello!It's been a while... I left the world of watches for sometime, but I'm back ;)On Monday if everything goes well, I'll have this nice watch. I had in the past three Omega, sold them. Speedmaster 50th anniversary, Seamaster quartz and Omega Ploprof. I hope this will stay long time with me. I never saw in person this watch I'm going to buy, just pictures and one video in YouTube, but looks amazing! Watch is from 02/2014, so still have one year warranty. If you have it, I will appreciate some photos ;) uploadfromtaptalk1425146742446.jpgThank you.Best regards

Speedmaster Pro - Sulking
This is one of the things I like about mechanical watches, they have character. I have to say upfront that I am not too hung up about accuracy, if my watches are within a 10-15 seconds a day I am ok. So now I can say my speedmaster pro is an attention seeker. I wind it up, strap it to my wrist and face the day. Check its accuracy later and hell, its within a second a day. I kept it on for another day and it was still within a second. Then I saw my seadweller staring longingly at me so I took the omega off and wore the seadweller. Checked the omega the next day (I did wind it again) and it had lost 5 seconds! It wants to be worn or it sulks lol. Just kidding, I suspect wearing a mechanical watch vs. winding and leaving it on the table will result in different accuracy.

514
soooooo i received a package in the post today (and yes i'm sorry for the crappy iphone photos)The new panerai 514 47mm steel 1940 case with the hand wound p3000 movement. First impression, suddenly it's panerai almost making a sensible normalish watch.I tend to wear only the 47mm models (with one exception) so here it is with the rest of the collectionFor a 47mm panerai it's thin, here is it compared to the 448the 372and the 368Also the face is the same size as the 448, i was expecting it to much more similar to the 372 as the cases are a similar designWhen i first saw the press release photos, i wasn't that impressed, i didn't like the date, i wasn't sure about the subdial. But actually what they've made is a very wearable everyday panerai, something with all the grace and simple design of panerai but in a more usual format. I suspect this is going to become my everyday wear to the office watch.The interesting bit is the strap changing, for the 1940 models, panerai has going over to