Aerospace?
Was at my local Rolex AD today, and just happened by the Breitling area. I have been a long time fan of the brand, and own a Chronomat Evolution. Love it although it doesn't get much wrist time these days. Just feels way too big.Anyway, I saw the aerospace and tried it on briefly. Loved it, but wanted to ask what the general feeling was on here for that watch? Does it wear well? Hard to maintain with batteries? Better to buy AD or TRF trusted seller? If TRF, any recommendations as to who? Thanks

Omega X33
Just trying to help out one of my friends he's on the hunt for the kevlar strap oem or other for the x33 will consider any optionsAnyone know where i can get one from (dont really fancy AD prices)He's also after the special Space Box which came with the watchas his has got lost along the way cheers rick

Sell your Pateks fast folks. The Kardashian and stripper are wearing them now.
My wife came over and showed me a video of Americas First Family wearing flooded 5726 and 5711. I was told they are wearing and showing them off to mock their sister who got hog tied and robbed. The jeweler who did this should be buried aliveALS, here I come!

Patek 175th Anniversary Auction
Fellas, heres a vid from Hodinkee about the 175th Anniversary auction for Patek. Interesting video as always from Hodinkee.Enjoy! There are some fantastic pieces here

My first 1950: 320 !!!!
After hours, and hours on this forum -and others - reading about the different options for a GMT in the Panerai family, I finally decided to get the 320. I know it is not a full 24-hour GMT, but I like it much better than the PAM 88 for several reasons:- 1950's case.- In House movement.- Cleaner dial.- Hide-away GMT hand while not traveling.- And the most important one: Ability to change the LOCAL time in 1 hour increments without having to stop the movement.I would have been happy with the 88 if I had been able to move the local hour without stoping the movement, but in the 88, it is the GMT hand that moves in 1-hour clicks without hacking, which for me, didn't make much sense while traveling.I just got it today, BNIB, in all its glory. It is a hefty watch. After trying it at a local dealer earlier in the week, I was a little concerned about it being a little top heavy, and a little larger than I am used to (my daily watch is a 42mm Rolex Explorer II). But after I put it on,