Oris ProDiver Chronograph
The new 51mm Oris ProDiver features an innovative safety system: the rotating unidirectional bezel must be lifted before it can be turned. A vulcanized rubber ring makes it easier to manipulate the bezel. The ProDiver's titanium case houses a black DLC-coated safety barrier to protect the crown and pushers while still allowing them to be screwed into the case, ensuring water-resistance to 1000 meters. The ProDiver also offers a self-regulating helium valve for those who dive in deep-sea conditions. Oris ProDiver Chronograph Specifications: Ref: 674 7630 71 54 RS/MB? Diameter: 51.0 mm? Automatic mechanical movement with chronograph function. Centralised hour and minute displays, small second at 9 o'clock. Centralised second counter, decentralised minute and hour counters. Date at 6 o'clock.? Multi-piece titanium case. Screwed case back with special metres-feet scale engravings. Sapphire glass domed on both sides with inner anti-reflective coating.? Unidirectional rotating rubber, steel

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The Opus Eleven from Harry Winston is horological legend in the making.? Right now the $230,000, 566 component wristwatch of "exploding time" is being constructed in MCT's Neuchatel workshop.? Revolution Online has some exclusive pics of the work in progress.? They are most definitely worth your time. 2 OF 2 (via Revo Online)

At what age did you get your first AP???
Well I have none et bt I believe I will get mine when I turn 29 or 30. For me I believe its a good age. :)Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk

Patek Perpetuals ?
I have never been able to find a patek perpetual that I like because I really enjoy the seconds hand and do not like the retrograde date feature. Additionally, I do not prefer the manual wound chronograph perpetuals. That basically leaves me with no options.I used to have a 5059 and decided it was not for me. Please don't get me wrong ALL of the perpetuals are amazing. I know there are perpetuals/minute repeaters and rare vintages that have second hands but they are out of my budget. I have been using the annual calendar watches. I have 5 annual calendars (5960, 5726, 5036, 5056, 5125) now that I keep on winders. I look forward to changing the date every FEB-MAR but there is something very special about a perpetual calendar. Anyone have any similar perspectives regarding basic patek perpetuals?

Can someone justify the new Mares 10k price tag?
Love the look but am having a hard time justifying 10k for an eta movement watch.