Porsche Design 1919 Datetimer Series 1 & 1919 Globetimer Series 1 Watches
Porsche Design is releasing their new 1919 collection, which will introduce the Porsche Design 1919 Datetimer Series 1 and the Porsche Design 1919 Globetimer Series 1 watches. The 1919 collection is Porsche Design's homage to the Bauhaus movement. For those not familiar, the Bauhaus movement placed great importance on the concepts of simplicity and functionality in design. Though it's a little early for the centenary celebration of the movement (that will be in 2019, if you couldn't guess by the name of the collection), Porsche Design has unveiled the two watches in this collection. What's interesting, though, is the fact that this is the kind statement that Porsche Design is choosing to make after their relationship with Eterna came to an end about a year and a half ago. Since then, they released the Timepiece No. 1, the name of which made clear that Porsche Design was?ushering in a new beginning for the brand. Now, they're not going in-house (in fact, they're using two different Sell

keeping capabilities of the regular Alain Silberstein watches
For those of you who don't remember, it featured all of the amazing time keeping capabilities of the regular Alain Silberstein watches, with an added feature. It had a tiny calculator complete with miniature keypad built into the watch. During its hey day it was the bane of math teachers everywhere and the savior of every math deficient student.

Opinions Needed (5711, 5167, 5726A)
hey guys, ive been going back and forth on my next purchase, and was hoping to throw it out to the group and solicit some advice. I recently purchased an aquanaut on a rubber strap, and was planning to pick up a 5711 blue dial next. However, after visiting my AD this weekend, I tried on (and really liked) the 5726A on a leather strap. Now, im going back and forth...im thinking either I stick with the 5167 and pick up a 5711, or trade in the 5167 and use the 5711 money to consolidate into the 5726a. 5167 + 5711: (all in cost of ~ $40 k)Pros:-I don't have a blue dial watch-classic pieces-more sporty-easier re-sale if the need ever arises or my tastes changeCons:-no complication-less wrist time since there are two watches-the estimate for my 5711 coming in is March 20155726a: (all in cost of ~ $36.5 k)Pros:-i usually prefer leather straps (but do find the 5167 rubber and 5711 ss bracelet quite comfortable)-potentially more unique-annual calendar-available nowCons:-i have a black / dar

Painting a dial?
I saw this on Instagram, from creodesignwatchesTo me, it looks good. But, what say the others on the forum? Does this make the Rolex worth more or less?I'm thinking less, but curious about your opinions.

What is your favorite yellow gold Rolex?
If you were to have one steel Rolex and one YG Rolex in your collection which would you chose? . I would probably pick the 116618 in blue or black for the glide lock. Here are a couple of my favorite google pictures of those models.