Christophe Claret Dual Tow NightEagle Watch
I am like the watch paparazzi sometimes. Look what I saw being worn on the wrist of Christophe Claret, the very man who created this watch, and the name on the dial. How cool is that. Master watch maker Christophe Claret waited until last year to put his name on a watch with the Dual Tow, an incredibly impressive luxury watch that I discussed here. The vast details that make this watch interesting I attempted to cover there. There is no point in my spending an hour discussing the complex features and technical merits of the Dual Tow. The watch is a monopusher chronograph with a complex planetary gear system (that you can see), a chime that goes along with pushing the button (using a hammer and gong), a tourbillon, and the time read on rubber belts. All in an amazing watch case fit for a king - and with the price that these custom made limited edition pieces go for, pretty much only fit for a king. The standard Dual Tow watches start via customization on a special website where you choo

WOW!!!!!! (Warning - Heavy Pics)
Continuation from: .rolexforums/showthread.php?t=250689I'm so excited I can't keep my pants on!! Much love to Oscar (BodyBump) who is the personal grey dealer for the normal guy. I've learned so much about horology from Oscar and he always knows what I really want. Not only a man of great style and taste but a gentlemen all the way around. If there is anyone who can provide the best service and would stretch for the extra mile for you it's Oscar. Great job Oscar and thank you so much for searching the skys and seas for my grail.I also want to thank Ken (SteelerFan65) and Thomas (TSW) for helping me understand why the Ti AP RBII watch is so special. And boy is it special!! I didn't know which pics to choose so why not show them all.

Speedmaster Pro Moon vs Tudor Heritage Chrono
Any of your thoughts on the comparisons would be appreciated. Thanks!

This is my first post although . . .
those of you who venture over into Omegaland probably already know me.A couple of months ago I found my way over to the Rolex Discussion forum looking for advice on the Explorer II as a replacement for my white dialed Seamaster GMT. This was the fourth Great White I had owned but none ever felt right on my wrist. I finally figured out that the case was just too thick.After doing some research, I decided the EXPII was the way to go and about five weeks ago a new M/3186 joined my 105.012 Speedy Pro and 2254.50 SMP:

Finally here after a long await...
So here's my story that started back in 2006 after the birth of my daughter. I remember purchasing a men's Journal magazine where they had a sea dweller ad that caught my eye...Fast forward to today with a couple pics of What are you drinking along with the Collection and What writing instruments do you ownEnjoying it immensely and wanted to share with my TRF family. -Steve