IWC Big Pilot's Heritage Watch
Over 75 years ago in 1940, IWC unveiled its large 52 T.S.C calibre observer's watch (Tirette Seconde Centrale) designed for the military. The design and sheer size of the piece inspired the Schaffhausen brand to produce two versions of the Big Pilot's Heritage Watch. The pair come in a 55 or 48mm sandblasted titanium case fuelled by a manual wind movement: the XXL model has a 98300 calibre and the supercharged 59215 calibre provides a 192-hour power reserve on the "small" version. The black dial on this limited edition (1000 available) features markers (minute track, Arabic hour numerals, triangular marker at 12) in beige Super-LumiNova?. Unlike its big brother, it also features the date and power reserve indicator in addition to the hours and minutes in the centre tracked by blue propeller-shaped hands and the small seconds at 6. Price upon request. Sharmila Bertin

Hands-on Royal Oak Extra-Thin Tourbillon Platinum ref. 26510PT
In my opinion this is the grail of all grails. Simply amazing in the metal and its fum�� dial is gorgeous. Enjoy!https://.watchcollectinglifestyle...ands-on-review

Went in to buy a 15202. Came out needing to save some more money..
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First PAM?
Looking for my first PAM and thought I would get the experts' knowledge and opinions. I'm wanting an in-house automatic movement, black dial, black strap, and date preferred.After brief review of all models, I'm leaning toward the 321 GMT with reserve.Would this be a good first? Is this model fairly popular, so in the event I have to flip, it would be liked by more than few?Thanks in advance for everyone's input, suggestions, opinions, etc...

Charm of Pepsi
Well despite my new D-Blue and current BLNR, I am finding my 16710 Pepsi more and more timeless and enjoyable to wear.Yes it's not as high tech as the other models, but I'm starting to like this old Pepsi more and more every time i wear it. The size is just ideal and the colour is so refreshing.Originally I upgraded my old LV into 6 digit models but now I am appreciating the 5 digit beauty more and more.Happy Friday everyone :)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk