Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Squelette Is Thinnest Mechanical Watch By 0.05 Millimeters
The Jaeger-LeCoultre?Master Ultra Thin Squelette watch is, by a margin of just 0.05 millimeters, the thinnest mechanical watch in the world. That is how far we have come: just by the thickness?of a?human hair, a watch can claim such a remarkable title its own. The previous record of the thinnest mechanical watch was held?by the Piaget Altiplano 900P, which came?in a case that was?just 3.65mm thickWhen we debuted the 900P here, we were honestly convinced that no one would try to produce an even thinner mechanical watch. Yet, just about two years later, Jaeger-LeCoultre narrowly beat Piaget at its own game (and remember that both Piaget and Jaeger-LeCoultre exist within the same Richemont luxury group). Do the quick math, and you'll?end up with this stunning result: the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Squelette is a mere 3.60 millimeters thick - that is, of course, including the case, movement, dial, hands,?and both sapphire crystals. It also happens to be both skeletonized and decora

Potential discounts at AD - Seamaster 300m Diver
I've been seriously considering buying an Omega Seamaster 300m Diver with the 41mm dial. I purchased a new Air King earlier in the year and really like the look of the Seamaster.I live in Canada and see the MSRP is close to $5k. What discounts, if any, can I expect to get at an AD in Edmonton, AB. I understand Omega's are a little bit more flexible in price than Rolex so am curious to know what price I could realistically aim for?Thanks in advanceTim

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No love for the 5235?
I'm in the process of determining which reference will be my first PP complication. I love the 5131, but it's impossible to get. Im on the waitlist, but have no reasonable expectations that I'll ever get the lucky call. I've seen all the common AC references (5205, 5396, 5160, 5146), and while I like them, there is something about each one of them that doesn't suit me. I've seen pictures of the AC regulator online and it looks so cool. But, it is also near impossible to see in the flesh without placing an order. I've also seen little talk on TRF about it and I've only seen one incoming thread. So, help me understand what I'm missing. I don't want to get all excited about the 5235 only to realize there is something glaringly wrong with it. Any feedback would be helpful from anyone and particularly those that have seen it in the flesh. image.jpg

Is this a good time to buy a submariner/gmt?
Hello all,I hope you had an excellent weekend. I've finally saved enough and looking forward to buy my first Rolex, deciding between 116610/114060 and gmt blnr.I have been doing my research over the past few weeks and got some concerns, any advice is much appreciated!There have been a number of rumours about a new movement (32xx) in the subs this year and possibly a more significant decrease in the supply. How much better is the 32xx movement comparing to the 3135 movement other than the power reserve? As baselworld 2018 is only 2months away, can you guys give me some guidance on whether I should hold on or not(considering the models are available)?Thank you all in advance for your assistance and input!