Autodromo Stradale Line Debuts As The Brand's New Flagship Watch
Since we first covered Autodromo in 2012,?the brand has remained true to its name and kept on expanding its?range of retro-styled watches inspired by classical automotive design. With their latest line of watches, called the Autodromo Stradale, they continue this tradition by?lifting some key aesthetic?elements?of dashboard instruments from Italian sports cars of the late 1950s and?incorporating them?in the design of the Autodromo Stradale.Blending automotive?and watch design is?not a new thing by any stretch of the imagination, and while we have seen a large number of high-end as well as?more affordably priced brands have a go at it, few could?pull it off in a memorable way. Basically, where Autodromo stands out is that all their watches are inspired by?motoring, with the Autodromo Stradale set to "evoke the age of Gran Turismo, when driving across the continent involved more than hopping on an expressway." Sounds nice and swell, but let's see how that translates into horology.The pri

AP shopping while in Stuttgart
Hello everybody! I have been looking at the 44mm Novelties for a long time. Finally, I had the chance to try them on. I am very tempted!! I am in love with the white dial Panda. I think that is going to be my purchase. Also, I really enjoyed the white dial Diver a lot more than I had expected. What does everybody think? Also, the stainless 44mm is around $28K after the tax rebate. Good deal?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

New member intro + pic request: Rubens Barrichello II Ti
Hey folks,Long time Panerai owner here. I've been looking at getting into an AP ROO for quite some time now. I was first convinced the Panda (older style) was the one for me... then switched to grey themes ti... then switch to the new panda... then settle on RG RC... then fell in love when I saw the RB2 Ti. For AP owners... did you have the same experience of not sure what I want for your first AP or did you guys/gals know right off the bat?Also, I've looked at every pic on google for the RB2 Ti. Can any owners post actual pictures of this watch? Last question... I have a relatively small wrist (6.2). I currently have a Pam 48 (40mm) and a Pam 88 (44mm). I've had the 88 for the last 3-4 years and think it fits fine. Will the ROO (specifically the rb2 ti) look massive on my wrist?Edwin

Saw this from a friend's blog
This is just amazing. Can't believe she can get her hands on thisimage.jpg

INCOMING!!! (Sligthly) blue brother for the Z-blue Milgauss!
So, after a year of frequenting this forum and reading, learning on our beloved mutual passion I couldn't help myself and I've cracked for the second time. I'm in it for the long run now. Damn all of you :)Since a couple of months I've been craving a second Rolex to add to my starting watch collection. I'm a sucker for blue and was looking into getting an iconic classic in the professionel line: the Sub or a GMT to add next to my more 'quircky' less conventional Milgauss. TT or precious metals are not for me now, I'm in my late 20's so sticking with SS. The Sub I find a great watch and a timeless classic icon but a litte too common for my taste. And like my Milgauss I like a bit of coulour especially blue and a special feature. So look no further! The GMT BLNR caught my eye with the partly blue ceramic bezel. The blue has so much depth in different lighting circumstances. And it's an impressive fact that Rolex is the only one that can create a flawless dual colored ceramic bezel. I thi