Richard Mille RM 055 Jackie Chan Watch For The Dragon Heart Foundation
As a special one-off piece Richard Mille is making this RM 055 JC watch for charity. It will be auctioned off on September 14th in Beijing as part of the brand's continual push to capture more of the Chinese market. Who better than to do it with Jackie Chan? The watch will officially be called The RM 055? JC Jackie Chan's Dragons' Heart Foundation. I wanna little dragon's heart in my life, I hear it is really tasty with BBQ sauce.Chan has worked with watch brands before. I believe there was something with Piaget, and here I discussed a limited edition IWC watch that he worked on as well. This one-off piece has the logo of the Dragon's Heart Foundation on the dial, which has been sorta of integrated with the design of the hands. The colors are nice, and you can still see much of the watch underneath. The RM 055 has a tourbillon based manually-wound movement with the time, power reserve indicator, and torque indicator. A cool piece, and it is up to you to decide whether or not the colorf

First AP Rubberclad
Once again thanks to AIS Watches for getting me my first AP. This is the watch that really got me into Audemars. It's in great condition.I anticipate wearing this watch 3x a week since I don't want to wear it to work. How do you guys recommend storing it?

Omega 2017 Release Preview - 5th Ave Boutique
Hey guys. After seeing the invite from the 5th Ave Omega Boutique over on that other forum, I raced over there after work to check out the new pieces that they had for temporary display. I've already paid for the 60th Anniversary Speedy, so I figured I may as well try it on. While I was there I tried on the Speedmaster, the Railmaster, the white dial Racing Speedy, and the steel Apollo 17 Speedy.First and foremost I was all about the Speedy, and it did not disappoint. For my 6.5 wrist, the size is absolutely perfect. The design of the end links on the bracelet help it hug my wrist even better. And as you would expect with a hesalite crystal, the watch is as light and comfortable as my classic 3570.50. Next, the Railmaster. I agree with the assessment of Sensui, that the Railmaster is the real sleeper of the bunch. There is just something very awesome about this watch. It is so clean, such a classic design and perfectly proportioned. I am fighting the temptation to add this one to my co

too good to pass up?
So, I am killing time in Shreve today waiting for a watch to be pressure tested a few stores over...I'm wearing my 372 and I ask to try on a couple of watches including a PAM 25...the salesman (also sporting a 25) says, hold on, I've got a great deal for you. Knowing Shreve doesn't negotiate I have my doubts...but he walks back with a brand new (though M series) 305 and says that they are offering the watch at 30% off. I was flabbergasted...what do you think? Buy it?

Daytona C SS vs Sky Dweller SS
I've been admiring the new Sky Dwellers for sale here. They are interesting. I like the black dial --- not blue or white. But, I don't know what I would use that crazy looking dial in the middle of the face. How do you use that? It looks like a 24-hour dial. I've looked for threads on this and so far have not found anyone to explain it.But, I'm hot and heavy for a new Daytona SS --- 1116500LN. The Daytona sells on the gray market as quickly as it's offered. But, the Sky Dweller is at the moment appears to be in a buyer's market. Prices are not as outrageous --- given that the MSRP is actually higher than the Daytona. Which would you rather have? Why? I guess one answer will be that the Sky Dweller is available right now for a decent price --- I've seen $16,300 for BNIB.My wife would kill me if I were to buy 2 new Rolexes. I can hardly remember to keep one watch wound --- but keeping up with 2 would be crazy if both were going to be worn alternately depending on mood or dre