Rado Ceramica Chronograph Limited Edition Watch
Barely emerging of the case, pushers this signal shows functions and are perfectly integrated in the profile of this model. Standing: the Crown gold corresponding to each connection. As for the legendary ceramic, a new innovative development: mat aspect and exceptionally dense color, provide a striking contrast with the brightness of gold and the brillinace of the metallic black crystal.The packaging of this outstanding collection, also designed by Jasper Morrison, is made of black leather and has no visible seam. Simple and pure. The chemical symbol representing the alloy of gold of the model set out in the box: AuPd, Au2N, Au3N, Au4N, or Au5N, is stamped on the upper surface heat. Refinement of the corresponding tones, revealing more day after day - designed to meet the product it protects. The watch is placed in the area such as on a wrist.

The Tag Heuer Monaco stand is a characteristic front-right without any unnecessary embellishment.
Any if I wear a T-shirt and jeans or a suit of the Monaco shines and crowns of the holding.The size is not that big that would feel heavy. The Monaco is very comfortable to wear. The crocodile features leather strap folding loop steel polished with buttons which can be adjusted very precisely to find the best fit on my wrist - no any loose and not too tight. The clasp is also designed to keep the Monaco on your wrist where the loop opens by accident, never that happened to me yet. The Tag Heuer Monaco stand is a characteristic front-right without any unnecessary embellishment.

Some Omega Basel 2014 news
I spoke with my dealer this afternoon and he said Omega would implement the 15,000 gauss treatment across the board for the AT line for an additional $1k.He also said we should not expect this to be the only price increase.Also, he does not generally offer display items for sale other than at his store. (He only ships factory fresh.) But he is sending me a list of what he has in his case with special pricing.He also informed me that he now has access to most every watch brand including R***x.And to think, he had me believing he was ready to retire at age 81.

Brand new Patek 5980/1AR that was not winding.
Being actively on this forum, I have realised an alarming number of quality control issues with Patek.Two days ago as I was in Frankfurt, I went to visit my friend that works at a watch store (Bucherer).I saw for the first time the 5980/1AR - two tone. A beautiful shade of blue, and a stunning watch.I tried to wind it, and it would not work. My friend was quite embarrassed at having a piece in the store of that category in that price range that had such an issue.They got in the guy that had the expertise with PP, and he said we need to send it back to get it checked.As much as I love the brand, appreciate their history, and also own a 5711, I can't help but feel because of these things that have been happening much more often than in the past, that I am being forced to look else where when I am going to purchase my first complicated dress watch.I know it doesn't happen often, but I feel like it is being more frequent than in the past.I didnt make this thread in means to disrespect the

Rolex to Panerai
Has anyone made the swap from Rolex to Panerai.What did you find and did you have any regrets?I cannot afford both unfortunately, looking for opinions on people who literally swapped one for another, not added one to their collection.Currently have. Sub C which I do love but I have become pretty obsessed with Panerai as of late and really like the look of them.