Richard Mille RM030 Watch
The new complication here in the Richard Mille RM 030 is quizzical to me. The idea is that the automatic rotor detaches from winding the mainspring is full. The mainspring has a total power reserve of 50 hours, when it gets down to 40 hours, the rotor reattaches thanks to a type of clutch. Why? To theoretically assist with keeping the movement as safe as can be. Leave it to the people who make watches for use in tennis matches to consider the happiness of little machines. The irony makes me smile. I do love the clean face that still feels highly functional. I'd sport it.Read my full article on the Richard Mille RM 030 watch at Haute Living here.

Seamaster Triple Chronograph
I love this watch and thought perhaps we can have a thread displaying them. This is mine from 1969 -

Paneria 785 set
Hi All,I mostly hang out on the Rolex side, but I do wear my 510 in rotation so I guess I'm not a total outsider. Just curious, but I have a 785 set that has been in storage for a good while. I don't think I would wear them as I bought because it was an exclusive set. Boy, the lessons we learn when just starting out, exclusive just means until the next exclusive set comes out!!!!!When I part with them, does it make any sense to offer the 2 watches separate as an option to a buyer and break up the set.The truth is, I would not mind keeping and wearing the white daylight model, as I really like the white face more than the more popular black face.I hope this is ok to post as I am not fishing but asking the experts.

Incoming! New to Panerai!
I've been looking for a diver to complete my collection, and while the obvious choice was the Sub, I already had an Explorer and GMTII, I wanted to add a bit of variety. I looked into the Black Bay, Seamaster, Aquatimer and Luminor. After weeks of staring at photos online, trying out different watches and reading up on the history of each watch I finally made my choice. Anyway, here's my new (to me) PAM111.I've always been critical with big watches in the past, always brushing it off as a trend. After a bit of research, I realized Panerai isn't a brand following a trend, they are actually big watches. I actually tried a 47mm to stay true to the tool diving instruments I see in old photos, however it just didn't work with my wrist size!This is also my first watch with a clear case back which was the tie breaker between the PAM000 and the PAM111. Plus I needed the sweep seconds hand to keep myself from going crazy if the watch was running or not without putting the watch against my

Rolex Batman OR Rolex Ceramic No Date Sub AND Omega Speedmaster
Hi all,The following is my small watch collection: (1) A vintage 1980s Rolex DateJust with a white diamond Jubilee dial on a black letter strap. This was a gift from my wife. I generally wear this with a suit and black dress shoes.(2) An IWC 544401 Regulateur. This was a grail watch for a while. I generally wear it with brown dress shoes, both with a suit and jeans. (3) An early 2000s Tag Carrera on a steel bracelet. This was my daily watch for almost a decade. I would like to replace the Tag and create either a three or four piece rotation. The wifey has approved 8 - 10k budget for this endeavor. After a lot of research (and a few vetoes from the wife), I've narrowed my options down to the following: Rolex BLNR Batman (~$9k). I would buy this new as preowned is just as expensive, if not more. I love the look of this watch, as well as the GMT functionality. This would make a great all-purpose watch.Preowned Rolex Ceramic No Date Submariner 114060 (~$6k) AND a preowned Omega Speedmaster