A LANGE S?HNE Saxonia Moon Phase
There's been a moon phase on the Saxonia watch by A. Lange & S?hne since 1994. This year, the German brand is adding a big date to the collection's starry display. It's a first! As the Saxony watchmaker's 16th movement to feature the moon phase, the self-winding L086.5 calibre takes centre stage for its precision and finish. Once it's been set properly, the display will only differ from the actual position of the Moon by one day every 122.6 years if the watch works non-stop thus providing a 99.998% accurate reproduction of the lunar cycles. A comfortable 70-hour power reserve allows the wearer to gaze at the disc as it rotates its 852 stars and the gold hands gliding over the solid silver dial. The performance takes place in a 40mm white or rose gold case. The watch also has a stop seconds mechanism for accurate time-setting. Price: 28,500 �. Dan Diaconu

ROO 44 Novelty question
About to pull the trigger on a new 44 and was curious on reliability thoughts from any medium to long time owners. I believe they have been out since 2011 so would be great to hear about functionality, timekeeping and service experiences. I had a 42 a few years ago but didn't have it long enough to asses and assume the newer 44s have a different movement anyway. Appreciate the feedback!

AP 15400 blue (Date disk colour?)
Hello 15400 blue dial owners,My question is short and clear.Is the datedisk of a blue dial 15400 also darkblue?

Just got my Omega PloProf
OK so I just noticed something very disturbing about myself, it seems the more I hate a watch the very first time I see it the more likely I will fall in love :roll: Hated Panerai==> obsessed with PaneraiHated Bell&Ross==> Had to get a Bell&RossHated the IWC BI Bracelet==> Had to get the BraceletAnd to add the list, I disliked the Omega PloProf, thought it was interesting but just could not pull the trigger as I thought I would never wear it. I slowly began to fall in love with its quirky, ugly, very functional design. My AD sold me an IWC BP recently and said I could get any Omega I wanted for 35% off, hence the PloProf!I do not have my lighting equipment with me so I must apologize for the Roffensian-grade pictures, and again for the non Roffensian-grade review, but here we go:The watch has tremendous history, here is the beginning paragraph of a PloProf introduction:Throughout the 1960s the sport of Skin Diving (now more usually known as Scuba Diving) had been deve

SubC ND Newbie Questions: Maintenance, Rubber Strap
Hi guys, new member here. I've recently fallen in love with the 114060 and just had a few questions before I take the plunge. Also, I realize there will likely be a waiting list for this one, but I'm not in a rush at all, so no worries.1. How often would I need to get it serviced, assuming every day wear, and taking it on dives 0-2 times a year? How much does this usually cost?2. I am thinking of putting it on an Everest or Rubber B clasp strap immediately (just because I like the casual/black look). I will probably keep the brand new bracelet in the box. Is it weird to have the watch age, but have a brand new strap (for example if I decide to sell it a few years down the line)? Is this actually more desirable, or no difference?Also, please let me know if there's anything else I've forgotten to consider. Thanks very much guys!