Sinn & Paul Parey Limited Edition Hunting Watch
Sinn has announced the release of a limited edition chronograph in partnership with Paul Parey publishing. For those not in the know (myself included), Paul Parey is a German publisher of a wide range of hunting and fishing magazines. Sinn has essentially customized their excellent 756 chronograph with a dark green dial and earthy brown strap to make a hunting watch.Hunters can be subjected to a wide range of environmental extremes so I think a Sinn fits nicely into the hunter/woodsman ethos. They are tough, no-nonsense, reliable and legible timepieces that are not meant to be safe queens, I can think of few better watches for the active outdoors type. Many of the military-ready qualities which Sinn incorporates into their watches are also of value to hunters and anglers alike.While not specifically referenced, the Sinn Paul Parey Hunting Watch does appear to be a standard reference 756 which is built on a 40 x 14mm tegimented steel case and fitted with an AR coated sapphire crystal, E

AP RO Series A registry - any interest?
Greetings,The initial run Audemars Royal Oak Series A; most know of it, some collect them, fewer have compiled detailed information. There is no public listing or registery of what survived, prices recently paid and condition that I am aware of. Any interest in compiling this info?

Some New Breitling at Basel 2006.
The Mark VI.The Flying B. quite like this one,would prefer it S.S.The Airwolf.

omega alaska
hi trf members,..what do u think about this omega alaska project 311.32.42.30.04.001.omegawatches/index.ph...s=1&no_cache=1thinking of getting it,..xxxx/1970 produce only,..kindly advice pls,..cheers

Size matters
Hi AllLong time lurker on the forum, I am the proud 116400 GV and am at the point where I am itching for another addition to my collection (if one watch can garner the title of a collection.One of the things I really like about the Milgauss is it weight without being monstrous on the wrist. I believe this is primarily a result of the faraday cage? I was wondering if there are any rolex's that are heavier than others in the stainless steel range (I feel I am a bit young for anything PM). I feel like the SS skydweller may fit this niche, however I refuse to pay ��6000 over rrp on the grey market. I am in no massive rush so can wait it out and see (unlikely) if I can pick one up at an AD. However interested as to any other potential options (as trying stainless steel sport watches on in the UK at the minute is in itself a challenge!)Thanks in advance