Royal oak pricing?
Hello all,I'm sure we are all aware about PP Nautilus prices increasing significantly (both primary and secondary markets). This seems to have gotten more people interested in the Royal Oaks and Royal Oak Chronos. While the 15202 was always popular, the 41mm models are becoming more popular and harder to get than before as well. Do you guys think we are also going to see an increase in the MSRP for RO/ROC? With the 5 year roadmap to close all ADs + in-house movement for ROC at some point, do we see it pushing north of $30k to acquire in a couple years?Let the speculation commence!

Rubber B for Audemars Piguet
Got this on my email last Friday looks like a very well made strap. Thought I'd share. I would like to see some customer pictures. Cheers! The New Rubber B for AP ROYAL OAK ROSE GOLD 41mm model which comes original on a leather/alligator strap is now available for purchase. This first phase release in the series is designed to complement the 41mm ROYAL OAK model that comes from Audemars Piguet on a factory alligator strap, fully integrating with the ROYAL OAK case and deployant buckle. While providing a pleasant look, a proper fit and a secure mount, the RUBBER B for AP ROYAL OAK on Strap features a unique , Monolithic Titanium Bridge Insert, housing the AP pins in its shaft, while ensuring Blocked Integration to the watch case. Titanium is as strong as steel, yet extremely resistant to corrosion from sea water and chlorine. This strap incorporates a flawless flush design to every element of the watch case. These beautiful straps come in six color options to compliment various Rose G

Omega Warranties - an update
Morning all,Just got word this morning that Omega will now be offering 4 year warranties on co-axial models featuring their silicon hairspring - at present, this means gents' annual calendar models, and ladies' cal. 8xxx automatic models. All the best,Chris

5990 and 5960/1a ship dates?
Does anyone have any updates on the expected ship dates of these references?

Incoming! Panerai Luminor Due 3 Days Titanio (PAM00728)
This is a watch I like far more even than I thought I would. I know the Due range is getting a lot of hate from the Panerai hardcore, but I think that's really a shame. It brings something new (smaller, thinner, dressier) to Panerai in my opinion, without losing the essence of the brand. I don't plan to take this anywhere near water, so the limited water resistance (30m), is of no concern to me. I know it can be argued the crown guard is pointless, but it still protects the crown physically, as well as aiding the water/dust resistance somewhat (and it is of course iconic to the Luminor).The movement looks quite nice, and is proving pretty accurate (+4 so far, which is fine by me), and also winds beautifully, probably the best feeling manual wind watch I have (and I have some nice ones). The watch overall is very well finished, not perhaps to the very highest level, but not far off in my opinion.The titanium case is quite thin (just over 10mm, but being a relatively large 42mm in diamet