Tough and Transparent: Richard Mille Tourbillon RM 56-02 Sapphire
Richard Mille pioneered the use of an all-sapphire watch case with its RM 056 Sapphire Tourbillon Split Seconds Chronograph in 2011, and upped the technological ante with the subsequent debut of the RM 56-01, which also had baseplates, bridges and a third wheel made of sapphire. Last year saw the debut of another innovation, the Richard Mille Tourbillon RM 56-02 Sapphire, which combines a tripartite sapphire case with the brand’s revolutionary “cabled movement” design.The movement architecture used in the Richard Mille Tourbillon RM 56-02 Sapphire takes its cues from the movement in another Richard Mille watch, the RM 27-01 Rafael Nadal, developed with the input of the Spanish tennis star. The baseplate of the RM 56-02 movement is made of tough but lightweight titanium and suspended within the all-sapphire case by means of a single-braided cable only .35 mm thick. The movement uses a system of four pulleys on posts at its corners and another six pulleys along its peri

Wolf of Wall Street Jordan Belfort with an AP
Just watched the movie Wolf of Wall Street with DiCaprio and really enjoyed it. Here is the real Jordan Belfort with an AP. Sharp looking watch. I didn't see any APs in the movie though.

I don't want to let her go..
But it may be time as the itch for other pieces has come. Probably my favorite AP that I have had to date.. this safe queen may have to find a new home soon. Felt like posting a potential send off thread with a couple of my favorite photos of this beauty.. If she goes, I hope she is enjoyed by someone as much as I have appreciated her! Enjoy the iconic 39mm 15202 Jumbo in all RG!

INCOMING! Speedy Tuesday Later Today
Got the call from the Omega boutique that my Speedy Tuesday is in - picking it up later today :) Pics to follow

Restoring 16750 Explorer II besel paint
Thanks to the TRF, I've found some good techniques to restore/repaint my Exp II besel. The overall condition of the besel is good but it looks like it was refinished at certain point during previous ownership and some of the numbers are not so deeply etched, at least to what I see.Before purchasing a new besel I will try to restore the current one. Does any of you had similar issue? Any success restoring the besel paint? A pics of before and after are welcome.Thanks!Sent from my MI 5 using Tapatalk