Ultra-thin is In at Piaget
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of their legendary caliber 12P, the world's thinnest mechanical self-winding movement at that time, Piaget introduces Caliber 1200P, today's thinnest automatic movement at 2.35mm. The new movement is housed in new limited and unlimited Altiplano models, which at 5.25mm are the thinnest automatic watches on the market today. The Altiplano with Calibre 1200P includes an unlimited version with subsidiary seconds, and a special Anniversary Edition with hour and minute hands only. Both models measure 43mm in diameter and both have multi-level dials and a very clean, modern look. The Anniversary Edition offers a platinum rotor, compared with 22-carat gold in the unlimited models. The Anniversary Edition also features a discrete inscription on the outer edge of the dial, which is adorned with hand guilloch��.For the past 50 years, Piaget has been a pioneer and leader in the field of ultra-thin movements. In 1957, Piaget developed Calibre 9P, the world's thinne

Kindly help me with a decision All opinions are graciously welcome
My current collections consists of the AP 44 RG, Millenary 4101 RG and Hublot Aero bang RG with tantalum bezel limited edition. I was thinking of selling the Millenary and the Hublot to get the new RG 42mm on strap. I think the RG 44 and 42 will be a perfect AP pair. Even though I haven't seen the 42 mm in person. What do you guys think? Kindly let me know. Will appreciate all suggestions and recommendations. The pics of my current collection are as follows.

116000 Lume
Hi there.I've restrained myself from posting on here as the question that I'm about to ask potentially could have been answered many times over.This is my first post, so please spare me... I'm curious to know the lume colour on the 116000. Specifically the Blue 3-6-9 dial.I've googled it up.I've searched it on this forum.I've yet to see one that comes with the blue chromalight lume as mentioned by a seller whom I might be dealing with for this piece.Is there such a thing as a blue lume for this 116000 (3-6-9 blue dial)?Or is this a production thing?The blue lume only came up from such and such year to present.Or it never came with blue lume?Again, I do apologise for wasting your time reading.But I do greatly appreciate your input (pictorial evidence will be more than sufficient).THANKS AGAIN!

Do B&P��s really matter when buying your pre owned watches?
No big deal to me, but I'd like to hear you guys thoughts on the subject. Would only matter to me on very collectible pieces.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Chicken or Egg
Does the inventory held by grey market sellers cause the shortage on popular scarcity watches. Is the grey market causing the inflated prices or are they just taking advantage of the shortage? My inclination is to believe the later however since there are always high demand models available if one is willing to pay a premium, it cause me to consider their impact.