The Bulgari Serpenti watch will be a sure hit with ladies looking for exquisiteness
The watch shows off a black opaline guilloche dial, graced with satine soleil finishing. It is equipped with gold-finished indicators and Roman numerals.The Bulgari Serpenti watch will be a sure hit with ladies looking for exquisiteness and originality.

AP royal oak 15400 vs F.P journ is chrono bleu
Which one is a would be a smarter choice. Just some thoughts. I love them both in and the ap with the blue dial is amazing. Does anyone here owns the FP journ bleu? What is your experience and ownership of the journ.

Speedmaster '57
This is the best looking watch I've seen in a long time. And it's only 41.5mm! Does anyone have one yet? The stainless (or gold) on black leather strap gets my vote. Here's a review on Hodinke

5905 Blue and 5170G on the wrist.
I was able to try on the new 5905 Blue (well new to boutiques) and the 5170 in black. I'm surprised at how much I enjoyed the 5170 in black, an altogether different feel than the white dial. More pop to the dial and the breguet numerals are very sweet. Wears beautifully too. I was a bit surprised at how soft the chronograph reset button was. I don't remember the movement behaving that way but it's been a while since I played around with the white model. The 5905 was also a surprise. The blue is done very nicely, sunburst, and sleek, but a bit more subtle than I imagined. I still don't love the font on the sub-dial, though in real life it's less prominent than in pictures. The case is big and heavy - 42mm x 14 and it feels every millimeter of it. Though the rectangular pushers lessen somewhat the visual mass. A nice piece, though I'm still not sold on the design choices. IMG_1882.jpgIMG_1889.jpgIMG_1888.jpg

Panerai Ferrari 006 solid gold
Ok i know the Panerai community never took the ferrari models too well and to be honest the stainless steel versions with coloured dials didnt float my boat either...And i know im asking this question on a Rolex forum.... asking for trouble/Ive been offered a FER00006 in trade for my Daytona and $3k usd his wayMy daytona is a early(ish) one (pre rehaut with no box or papers) and the Panerai is a complete set except an aftermarket strap as the original was sweat stained.Ive had quite a few panerais over the years but the ferrari ones have never been a look in... however this one is solid gold and actually looks beautiful (in my opinion)Now they only made 300 of this model and if i can get my head around the ferrari badging on it im considering it.... however am i going to do my money on it? is only going to be resellable for the gold content in years to come or do we think it will have some collectibility?