Watch Experts Network: ’24 Hours of Le Mans �� And The Winner Is: Rolex’
As afollow-up to my two posts about watches & 24 Hours of Le Mans I want to show you some pictures saying more than 1000 words�� Click on read more to see my report ��First of all congratulations to Porsche to win its 17th 24 Hours of Le Mans race. After a clear dominance of Audi during the last years Le Mans now has a new winner: Porsche Motorsport.After some years of abstinence Porsche came back to Le Mans last year but did not win the race. Audi did. Porsche came back again this year and at 15:00 CET won the 24 Hours of Le Mans.Once again: Congratulations!If you have been reading my two articles about 24 Hours of Le Mans and the active engagement of Swiss watch manufacturers with some leading teams you might have been following the race like I did the last 24 hours.Now, after the show is over, I want to show you some pictures that will impress you.I simply took some screenshots with my iPad during the last minutes of the race and then during the price giving ceremony. What one c

Nomos Introduces DUW 3001 Automatic, Minimatic and more
Nomos is always an exciting brand to visit at BaselWorld. Last year, they wowed with the introduction of the swing system, their proprietary escapement that marked a huge step for the brand (as it would any brand, really) and their Metro. This year, Nomos came ready with the natural progression of that development, boasting several new models and a totally new automatic movement.First up are the Metro 38 Datum and the Metro 38 Datum black. The Metro 38 Datum is a companion piece to the previously released Datum, which is undoubtedly one of Nomos' quirkiest timepieces. At 38mm, it's 1.5mm larger than the Datum, but it still feels perfectly balanced��perhaps even more so due to the more restrained dial. Eschewing the power reserve indicator, the Metro 38 Datum instead focuses on bringing symmetry to the design. We had an early look at this piece a few months ago, and seeing it in the metal certainly helped build our appreciation for what at the time felt like a curious addition to the lin

Omega GMT 2535.80.00
Good Day All,I was looking at a few watches today. I am thinking of getting an Omega GMT 2535.80.00 the new model (with the Glassback and Co-Axial movement) or a Panerai (PAM 210 or 183). Both very different watches but I can only buy one next year. Does anyone have the Omega GMT 2535.80.00? Is it a good watch? I want to get something with a glass back (and maybe 24 hour GMT).Thanks,Eric

Rolex owners q for you...what to do on AP RO
So my wife and i were shopping yesterday and she apparently secured herself a nice bag, Birkin. In her happiness, we walked into the AP store. I tried on 3 Royal oaks 2 of them were 15400, and one was a 24xxx with complications. I liked the silver dial 15400. This in not the ultra thin one. She had said I could buy the aP RO 15400 or wait for the daytona c and pepsiQ for you guys...1) would you guys buy the RO2) any views on it holding value?3) do you own and why have you chosen AP.I was also at some point hoping for a nautilus 5711

Pictures Wanted - BLNR with Blue Rubber Strap
Does anyone have a good picture of their BLNR with either an Everest or Rubber B BLUE strap on it? I don't trust the pictures on the websites. They really don't show how the watch would look with a blue strap.Thanks!!