Richard Mille RM 037 Watch
One of the new Richard Mille watches to be debuted in January for 2012 is this RM 037 timepiece. While not the flagship new product, it is a nice watch that represents another nice and super pricey daily wear. The design evolution is quite interesting. Taken from previous Richard Mille watches are the hour markers and hands. The case is new, being a sort of hybrid between the thin-cased rectangular case models and those with Richard Mille's signature barrel-shaped case design.Like most Richard Mille watches this one will come in titanium, red gold, or white gold. Richard Mille likes to mostly show their watches in industrial looking titanium to present themselves in the most "functional" light possible. But the reality of course is that their pieces are high-end items with customers who like their products in gold. What is interesting however is that even on the titanium model, the crown and function selector pusher are in 18k red gold.While Richard Mille has presented watches in the p

Which AP RG?
Hi everybody,I currently have an RG Schumacher, but considering to trade it in with a Platinum one!And that will make a need for an Rose Gold Audemars Piguet in my collection, which model do you prefer? I really like the ROO 44mm, but not sure if there is anything more special?Looking forward to your advices (advices with photos are greatly appreciated)Thanks!Salih

This Omegas never got relist
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My first Patek
Hi all. This is my first post to the Forum (I am active on VRF).I just got my first Patek - a white gold 3445 Calatrava. I'm really excited, as I had never considered an auto/date model, but I love the dimensions of this watch.It come from a local estate and I believe that they were the original purchasers.It came on, what I think may be a rare factory 18k brick bracelet. I've ordered Archive papers and am curious to see if the bracelet is mentioned.Any information on the bracelet would be much appreciated.Thanks,Chris

Amazing Patek Story...
I just saw a story on the Today show...A World War 2 bomber pilot was shot down and taken prisoner in Germany. On a whim he ordered a Patek Philippe watch and promising to pay for it when he was released. Four months later they sent him one at the POW camp! Fast forward, several years ago it was stolen...When the people at PP heard about it, they sent him a free replacement...anyway, the video is here....today/ Really cool story.