Baume & Mercier Capeland Shelby Cobra Limited Editions
Baume & Mercier, which began a partnership with Carroll Shelby, Inc. in 2015, expands its collection of limited-edition chronograph watches inspired by the famed Shelby Cobra race cars this year. The newest models, introduced at SIHH 2016, take their distinctive design codes from the Shelby Cobra CSX2128, the 289-series roadster that won the 12 Hours of Sebring race in 1963 to become one of the most successful Cobras in history.The Baume & Mercier Capeland Shelby Cobra 1963 Limited Edition comes in two versions, each with a 44-mm-diameter case. One is in stainless steel with satin-brushed and polished finishing, attached to a black alligator strap with white contrast stitching and yellow, rubberized calfskin lining (pictured at top); the other “Competition” edition (below) has black ADLC coating on the steel case and comes on a strap made of black, vulcanized? rubber, the same material used in the wheels of a Cobra race car.Other design features inspired by the Shel

Romain Jerome Moon Orbiter Tourbillon Watch
The Moon Orbiter watch is completely out of this world and that is just how Romain Jerome likes it. I was sitting with Romain Jerome's CEO recently in Las Vegas while we sipped on drinks as we was going through the final testing of the Moon Orbiter whilst wearing it on his wrist. There wasn't too much Vegasy about it, but it did look as though his wrist was an alien world landing site for a strange new watch. Roman Jerome unveiled it to me last year as a prototype - and I was impressed with the novel space watch that included an automatic flying tourbillon movement and new case design.If Vianney Halter's Deep Space Tourbillon?wasn't enough Star Trek watch for you then once again you have a nod to the popular sci-fi genre with a tourbillon that looks less than coincidentally like the Starship Enterprise. Everything else about the watch is meant to combine the brand's love of space in their Moon Dust DNA and Moon Invader collection, as well as extend the sci-fi theme we recently saw in t

15400 in the UK (advice)
Never owned an AP did toy with the idea of a ceramic diver but that meant moving on all of my Rolex collection which I wasn't and still not willing to do.But of late I have really started to admire the 15400With little knowledge of these and being in the UK what's sort of price should I be looking at and would it be AD or grey (prefer to buy new or LNIB) Dial wise I'm looking at the black dial.For some back ground, collection evolution is going in the route of selling my custom 114060, keeping my 116600 and then adding a white 116500 and looking to add this 15400Any help or advice most welcome

Thoughts about the Dark Side of The Moon
Been toying with the idea of trading in a GMT IIC along with some cash to acquire the Omega preowned. The one thing I wish the DSOTM would have is the super luminova on the tachometer bezel like the Grey Side of the Moon version. I'm not sure if newer revisions will include this or if it would be an easy upgrade by swapping out the bezel if it ever does come out.In regards to the GMT IIC, love the watch but its been sitting in the safe ever since I got a Daytona ref 116509. Plan on getting the BLRO version of the GMT when it starts hitting the preowned market in a few years.Just curious as to what some viewpoints are. Thanks and have a great New Year.

Always an adventure when wearing my Sub!
Happy Holidays, guys. Thought I would share some pictures of my Sub, my truck, and I romping around in some fresh snow. I have had my SubC for a little over a month now, and still loving every second. It's great to know I'll always have it when making my fondest memories. Happy Holidays!Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk