Hands-On with the Melbourne Portsea Heritage
Almost one year ago I had the pleasure of reviewing the Melbourne Watch Company's Portsea models. A play on Marine chronometers, these nautically themed watches had great style, unique elements, a cool movement with calendar complications and a great price. They were, and still are, one of my favorite casual watches under $1,000. By taking a classic style and adding some modern elements, namely a layered dial that utilizes ceramic discs, they created something very successful and very wearable.To follow up the first series, Melbourne has taken the interesting approach of making a more stripped down and therein more affordable version with the Portsea Heritage. Typically, brands tend to add in more complex versions with the success of a simple three-hander, but in a move that speaks to Melbourne's goal of making very obtainable watches, the new Heritage version drops the Miyota 9120 for a Seiko NH35 and sheds about $200 of the price tag coming in in the low $400's (currency and model de

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Anyone know an AD with one? Can't find a mint one around anywhere...Looks like i have to pay msrp! lol. Thanks in advance for any help or leads.

RO QP discontinued?
The Perpetual Calendar ROs are no longer showing on AP's website. Have they been discontinued?.audemarspiguet/en/wat...tion/royal-oak

IWC Portuguese Automatic or AP 15400
Which one would you choose as an everyday work watch (wearing suits/smart-casual)? And why?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

AP RO Skeleton came back from warranty work with case damage
I just received my AP back from warranty work and it now has some scratches on the bezel and a tiny nick at the top of the bezel.It was bad enough that a watch this expensive had the crown come out completely when it was basically brand new. But getting a basically new watch back that is this expensive with new scratches and a nick on it is unacceptable. This is terrible quality control on APs part, and for a watch this expensive I expected better...