Rg rb2
Does anyone know what the retail price was for the RG RB2 when it was first announced in 2006?I am considering to trade my AP ROO Panda and RP RGRC plus cash for a RG RB2.Anyone know of someone that has a RG RB2 that may consider selling or making a trade please drop me a PM. Thanks,Chang

It's pretty in the sunlight
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This or that again - two very different options
Keep going to-and- fro between the Calatrava and Nautilus. Might end up getting both at some point but I don't have the need for two right now. A) 5196P Or B) 5711 This is my current collection - I already have the bases covered, I want to add a Patek. Adding the 5196P will tick the precious metal box while adding a Patek into the collection. The Nautilus is the more rugged and versatile of the two I guess. Appreciate your input. Thanks Photos are not mine .Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

47mm???
After selling my 510 a few years ago, the Panerai bug has bit me again as my small collection is begging for one. In all seriousness, I am missing the versatility that a Panerai brings (with its strap changes) and generally just the clean and unmistakable look of Panerai. I always thought a 44 was too big but realized that after owning a 510, you either go big or go home with a Panerai...within reason of course. I was (and still am) pretty close to pulling the trigger on the 533 - love the look of the ecru dial, appreciate the technical complications, etc. A lot of love for the 233 on the forum and don't get me wrong, love it too...but just felt a little 'cold' and more tool watch oriented after trying it on a few times. And I think I like having that extra 3 or 9 on the dial. That said, I recently tried on the 422. Never really considered it due to the size. And wow...blown away at how much I loved it on the wrist. The hands, the dial, the manual movement, the PR on the back...just ti

Gold Rolex at the Gym!
I saw a man at my local gym rocking a YG YMII while engaged in some heavy-duty weightlifting. If that isn't an inspiration to wear your watches on all occasions, then I don't know what is!