Hands-On: The Montblanc 4810 Orbis Terrarum, A New Case Shape, Size, And Colourful Dial For The Maison's World Time Function (Live Photos, Specs, Price)
The newest version of the Montblanc "Orbis Terrarum" flew a little under the radar when it was introduced �C which happens when the timing coincides with a new Annual Calendar Chronograph with a list price of $10,450. But it's still odd given the reception its predecessor received when this model first launched at SIHH 2015. 1 OF 10 Montblanc's new world timer, the 4810 Orbis Terrarum. The original Heritage Spirit Orbis Terrarum was exactly the kind of watch we want to see more of �C a simple, yet elegant complication with an in-house module for under $7,000. So we were thrilled when Montblanc decided to show more of it, 12 months later, this time in the 4810 collection. 2 OF 10 Originally presented in a 41 mm stainless steel or red-gold case, the Heritage Spirit Orbis Terrarum is Montblanc's take on the classic world time function. It displays the time anywhere on earth at any given moment, thanks to an intuitive and surprisingly legible multi-layer

Omega for Spectre?
Anyone know which Omega will be featured in the movie?

PAM 111 / 510 or 392 ? ? ?
Hello fellow Pam comrades,I've been lurking on this forum for quite some time now trying to decide which Pam should be my first .... I own a Rolex bi metal gmtii c and am now looking to purchase my first Pam ...I like the 111 510 and 392 ... Any advice / recommendation on which would be a good buy? I plan to purchase from one of the TRF trusted sellers....The Larger 1950's case (312) and 47mm's are too big on my puney 6.5' wristMany thanks all ...

One day maybe...
Was at an AD in NH today to get a bracelet sized on my Sub ND and had the opportunity to try this on...wow after feeling the weight of the platinum, the SS Sub felt dinky!!

Incoming from Takuya!! part 2
Hey everyone, been wanting a second Rolex for a while now and finally pulled the trigger. I'm loving the DSSD D-Blue and with the 116610LV makes a great one-two punch of Rolex diving muscle with truly interesting dials. I've read that dials are what really makes watches collectable along with lower volume production, so I've really tried to stick to those principles (along with Steel Sports Rolex...aka SSR) without further ado...