The watch is powered by a HUB44 RT selfwinding movement
The watch is powered by a HUB44 RT selfwinding movement which window developed with the assistance of a specialist in movement La Joux-Perret; In addition to the prestigious split-seconds chronograph function, which allows the synchronization of the independent period of time has elapsed, the movement also offers a power reserve indicator, which indicates the status of reserve of 42 hours of the mainspring barrel.

Best Option For 45mm PO trade to 42mm PO
I have a 45mm 2500 PO that I have recently decided is slightly too large for my wrist. I believe that the 42 would be a better fit. Does anyone have any advice about the best way to go about sourcing a 42mm? Should I look for a straight up trade with a trusted seller on TRF? Or sell mine first and look to purchase a 42mm with the proceeds? My AD does not deal in used watches so that is isn't an option, unfortunately. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!

Get rid of Sub C for PAM 233?
I may be able to get a less biased opinion posting in this forum seeing that you guys in here are both PAM and Rolex fans.I should preface that I was a Panerai fan before I got into Rolex and I've been itching to get another one ever since I traded my PAM 112 for a Sub C. I've been wearing my Sub C for about a year now and I just added the BLNR into the mix a couple weeks ago. I am very happy with both watches and even though I think they have their differences, they both wear similarly on the wrist. So I'm wondering what do you guys think about trading my Sub C for a PAM 233? The BLNR would stay because getting the same deal on it would be difficult where the Sub could be had in the future for about the same price. Keeping both Rolexes right now and adding a PAM isn't an option. One has to go I go back and forth because the Sub is THE perfect daily. Its just so damn versatile and comfortable but it also feels a bit safe and similar to the BLNR.So what do you guys think?Here is the cur

Buyer of the Paul Newman , Paul Newman
I think I came across a video of Aurel Bacs interview at SIHH 40 min to be exact . The question asked was about the morality of such an expensive watch ie the Paul Newman his answer was centered around charity , stating some of the proceeds going to charity . Also made mention Most importantly the buyer of the watch and how much charity they provide so I was thinking Rolex contributes a lot of their profit to charity,so with that would that make Rolex the buyer of the Paul Newman Paul Newman just a thought .

My AD Sub Date
Hey my AD has a new black SS Sub Date...PM me and I will give you in the info if interested. All the best.