JCK 2015: Bovet’s New Virtuoso VII Takes the Stage in Vegas
Bovet Fleurier introduced the first two pieces in its Complications collection in 2014. The third makes its debut at this week's JCK Watch and Jewelry show at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.The new watch has a mouthful of a moniker �� Bovet Amadeo Fleurier Virtuoso VII Retrograde Perpetual Calendar�� and its complexity is as deep as the name implies. Like its predecessors in the collection �� the Monsieur Bovet and Virtuoso V �� the watch is outfitted with Bovet's Virtuoso II Specialty caliber.Also like previous Virtuoso models, it is essentially three timepieces in one thanks to its convertible Amadeo case, a concept pioneered by Bovet and first introduced in 2010, which enables the wearer to change it from wristwatch to pocketwatch to portable table clock with the push of a few buttons and the use of detachable straps and fasteners. And it can actually be considered nine watches in one when you consider that in each of these forms, the Virtuoso VII offers two distinctive reversible dials.

New 2014 ROO Owners please help
Hi everyone,I'm looking at picking up my very first AP. For a long time I was debating between the 15400, ROC, and ROO. I have since settled on the ROO. And initially settled on the ROO Panda.However, after seeing the new ROO models, I have decided to get one of those. The ceramic parts + the sapphire caseback really pushed me over the edge. I'm deciding between the Safari, Black/Red and Grey elephant. I am going to go to an AD to try them all on before deciding for sure, but I wanted to know some of the opinions of owners here! Does anyone own more than 1 of these? I am leaning more toward the New Safari, but am afraid the brown tones may be difficult to match (especially in a more formal setting), where the grey elephant may still pull off relatively formal attires, the safari might not. I've heard that the Safari does not look good in photos. But look extremely amazing in person. Looking forward to hearing any opinions / comparison photos / photos /wristshots of these beautiful ROO'

What to do with an Omega credit note??
Hi All, I bought an Aqua Terra GMT in Oct 2010 only for the movement to keep breaking down!! This initiated a lengthy period when Omega tried to fix the problem, send it back to me, only for it to break again in a couple of weeks. In April 2011 they finally discovered an intermittant fatal flaw in the escapement and offered a replacement. Having lost all confidence in that model i wanted to see the back of it! Omega offered me a credit note / replacement up to the value (��5,450 - replacement sourced by the London Boutique) but nothing really caught my eye at the time and thought i'd wait until the release of the 9300 PO or better still the 8500 Ti PO (9300 Ti PO out of my budget). Whatever watch i get i am hoping to sell as unused. Any advice as to which model will be more desirable in the second hand market, although unused? I was also looking at the AT Annual Date or Date for similar price but there is not so much a 'buzz' surrounding these models as there is with the PO. Thanks!

Panerai pam 63c
Any idea what the market value is for a panerai 63c with all the paperwork and box ? Thanks for your input !

Do you use your Rolex to check the time?
I'm worried that constantly lifting and turning my wrist to check the time will damage the movement. Anyone else have the same concern? I'm thinking of getting a beater for my other wrist to tell time, and save the Rolex for when I need to impress a woman when she asks me what time it is.