Temption Cora Is One Of The Finest Female Watches I Know Of: One Rare Model Available
This is probably the first time I have ever seen ones of these watches for sale. There are perhaps a few thousand of them in the world for the entire Cora series. This diamond studded limited edition is one of only300 on the planet. I would classify the Temption Cora as a woman's watch that I wish were larger enough for me to wear, because they look so great. Temption is a German watch brand that I speak fondly of. I own a Temption CGK203 which I reviewed here. You'll notice my glowing feelings about the brand.The Cora is unlike any woman's watch I've seen before. You'll agree that it combines a certain classic and modern feel to it. Not quite as Bauhaus as most Temption watches, but it certainly shares an understated functionality. Despite the smaller 29mm size of this watch, nothing is sacrificed in making it a full-blooded mechanical timepiece. Inside is an automatic Swiss chronograph movement (an ETA 2094, smallest automatic chronograph movement), which is gold and viewable through

Winding of Rolex
Winding Crown: screw down and TRIPLOCK triple sealing system, crystal Scratch-resistant Sapphire Impermeability: 100 metres (330 feet) Movement: 4130 Caliber Manufacture Rolex, movement chronograph with column wheel and clutch vertical, officially certified chronometer Switzerland Functions: Chronograph with an accuracy of 1��? a totalizers th second, 30 minutes and 12 hours, Tachymetric on the bezel to measure speed, stop-second for the time setting specifies the scale OSCILLATOR Frequency: 28,800 beats per hour (4 Hz), Non-magnétique Spiral blue PARACHROM, Breguet overcoil Grand balance wheel variable inertia High-precision Regulation through four nuts of MICROSTELLA gold My: 44 ruby Winding: Bidirectional selfwinding by rotor on ball bearings

15703 (1st gen Diver) vs 15710 (current model) ?
Simple question. Which one do you prefer and why ?

Do you consider an AP Royal Oak 15400 as dressy or casual?
I definitely consider it as a more dressy watch. That delicate little beauty just works better with formal attire I think.Also a reason I am holding back from buying this one. I barely ever wear dressy clothes, and just feel as though it doesn't work with casual attire (jeans/t shirt).I also love the offshore and considering one of those instead, because I feel it works better for casual dressers.What do you consider the RO 15400 as? Dress up and down both? Or a dressy watch?

Advice on local AD's
Last day in Carolina and have had a great time, the weather seems to be in flux, flew in expecting cold weather and have had some lovely hot days. I will be back in Feb in North Carolina for another 2 months and wondered if anyone could recommend one of the ADs as I am looking at buying a few watches as supply for some models seems better here in the States. Hardeest part will be which watch to wear for two month, I ent for a classic datejust this time around.