Features of luxurious Glashutte Original Presents Senator Navigator WorldView Watch
The black dial is equipped with contrasting large numerals, guaranteeing perfect readability. It provides the Central hours, minutes and seconds. The date is available in the opening to olock 6. new watch Glashutte Original Senator Navigator WorldView welcomes a caliber of movement 39-47, which can be admired through a Sapphire case - back. The mechanism incorporates a rotor squelettisé, a weight of gold 21 ct oscillation and a plate of three-quarters of Glashutte with stripe finish.Created with global travellers in mind, the new watch Glashutte Original is accompanied by a white Couture brown leather strap.

Blue AP RO?
SO I was in the AP dealer and they showed me a white SS 37mm RO that fit my small wrist perfectly. I said I wanted a blue, and she said there was a waiting list. I said fine.She then showed me another AP, the only blue in their store, and it was a very dark blue, almost a blue-black. That model was large and had complications. She said that was the actual color of AP blue so I should buy the white face.She gave me an AP catalog and when I got home and looked through it, the various APs, including the 37mm, were of the normal AP blue everyone knows and loves.Price of the one I want is 16K USD. Any thoughts on AP blue - has it changed or was she just using a sales technique to get me to buy the white dial?

ROC 26300 fit
Good day gents Thinking of picking up a 26300 39mm chrono. Also have a rolex gmt ceramic. Wondering for those that may have had or do have both, how is the fit in size and comfort of the AP vs the gmt? Thanks in advance

What's so special about the Aquanaut dial?
Can anyone explain to me how Patek makes the Aquanaut dial so that the sunburst affect and color changes from black to brown to grey depending on the lighting and angle? I've never owned a watch where the dial can change so much. I've done a few google searches and can't find anything about the dial specifically. I really think the dial is what makes this watch. Just incredible.

Milgauss Z-Blue vs Rhodium Datejust II vs Hulk
Howdy,I'm getting close to my first major Rolex purchase (Polar Explorer II). Since it took me a year and a half to decide which darn color to get I now have the funds to possibly purchase a second watch. One of the few instances where vacillating has truly paid off!As the title suggests I have narrowed it down to three options, each compelling in their own right and all of them destined to be future purchases. Unfortunately, since it took a very long time to decide on the Polar Explorer II, I am likely looking at the same dilemma with these three watches.My thought on the following are:Milgauss-I love the obscurity in comparison to other models and the faraday cage. The quirkiness is a huge appeal, as is the green crystal. The cons are the dial, which at times can be awesome and other times underwhelming. My daughter, who has really gotten into the whole watch experience with me, loves this watch so there is a strong temptation to get it with the idea that someday I would give i