Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Double Watch
The dial has the time, with a backward over a GMT hand dial and a retrograde below indicating dial the date. On the left of the dial is a subsidiary dial seconds inset, while a power reserve indicator is placed to the right. It is one of the most beautiful watches Maurice Lacroix I've seen in some time. The dial is solid silver, in the deep blue of color that corresponds to the gold or steel spot on the dial. I like how the mark could make the service mix minimalism intelligently for the design of dial. Watches match calf leather-trimmed black crocodile strap. Ariel Adams publishes luxury watch reviews site aBlogtoRead.

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HiI m not an expert in AP so you may can help ,ap promessa SS w diamonds ,box but no papers,no serial in caseback however the movement looks legit .your comments highly appreciatedBestGeorgeSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Costco Speedmaster
311.30.42.30.01.005 ref. number speedmaster I just recently saw in our local Costco store. Iam new to Omega and I would like to seek for some advice to our TRF community. Priced for 4,000usd. 1. Is the price reasonable enough?2. Does anyone here in TRF had bought a watch from costco or know any feedback or read anything good or bad about purchasing from costco?3. How does the warranty work if not bought from AD? 4. And will there be any aunthenticity issues? 5. Is this the one with hesalite crystal and handwound model? Thank you so much I will appreciate any comments or suggestions Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Tudor's Weird GMT Hand??
When Tudor released the new GMT at Basel, I didn't care at first but the watch quickly grew on me.As I started to digest images and videos of the watch one thing stuck that once I saw it, I couldn't unsee it. Now my eyes are drawn to it, in a bad way.The red GMT hand seems to me to be too long. It protrudes past the outer perimeter of the gilt dial. That just seems very wrong to me. Is that normal, does that make sense. I tried to see if early Rolex GMTs did that but couldn't find an example. I know that logically the red GMT hand is to mark the numbers on the bezel so please don't beat me up about that being the reason. It could have easily stayed within the inner gilt circumference and still relate to the bezel. I considered it may be the angle but every single image or video I've seen shows this regardless of angle. (Hopefully that is the situation and then case closed, otherwise...why).Why would Tudor do that. If this goes to production like this, it will likely prevent me from buy