Perrelet Turbine Diver Watch
2012 sees another variation on the popular Perrelet Turbine watch called the Turbine Diver - and it is just that. With a large case, internal rotating dive bezel, and 300 meters of water resistance, you can now combine your love of the spinning dial timepiece with your passion for sport watches. Well, at least I know I can.I've written about the Perrelet Turbine watch over the years and did a hands-on review of the Perrelet Turbine XL watch here. The high-end novelty watch continues to hold my attention. If you don't recall how it works, the Turbine is a play on the original Perrelet double rotor concept that has a second rotor on the dial which is connected to the rear rotor in the automatic movement. The turbine on the dial spins with the movement of your wrist. With enough inertia, it will spin pretty fast. Perrelet learned that by using large, bold hands as it does here - a high level of legibility can be maintained.Size-wise, the Turbine Diver is between the original 43mm Turbine

Pride of Italy
What do you guys think about the watch?Only rubber AP with a thickness I can appreciate (only 11mm).It's a 500 piece limited edition but see a few out there. Trying to find a trusted source with one but curious if anyone has an opinions about the reference.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Omega AD/accessories NYC
I'm looking for the 18mm deployant clasp and rally strap for my speedy. Considering buying it from the boutique in NYC. Does anyone know of any other sellers who'll have it in stock in NYC. Would the boutique give any omega goodies for buying from them?Thanks

PP Spotting
Did anyone else notice during the fight last night A rod was sitting front row appeared to be wearing a 5711R?

40mm or 42mm help
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