Richard Mille RM 63-02 World Timer Automatic Watch
Richard Mille?is releasing a new?world timer watch after?their?RM 58-01 from?back in 2013, and this one is called the Richard Mille RM 63-02 World Timer Automatic. It is not a tourbillon, but it has got a brand new in-house movement, and this new world timer still sticks to the philosophy of the brand that the watch should be as easy to use as possible. This was achieved in part by removing the need for a pusher when using the time zone function: the satin-brushed and polished grade-5 titanium rotating bezel is actually set on ball bearings, allowing easy adjustment when the wearer is setting a time zone. The rotating bezel also has a wheel connected to the movement which directly manipulates the hour hand, increasing time-setting accuracy and speed.?When you've set your city to the 12 o'clock position, the watch will have the 23 cities set in their time zones?referenced against your home city.Taking a look at the dial, you've got the two outermost rings which are, naturally, for the t

Omega History Help
So I've been browsing the forums and internet crazily over the past few days and have yet to really find information that I can really believe. So I pose a few questions for you Omega Vets.What makes Omega a special watch?Where are they made in comparison to the Swiss Rule aka 50% and are the main components made in Switzerland and does it really matter. Is there a big difference between the automatic and manual wind watches.. do true Omega buffs look down upon those who have the automatic versions.If there is anything else I should know within the context of these questions that I may have missed, feel free to make note.Thanks a lot.

2nd Panerai - companion to a Pam233
Hey guysWhat would you recommend as a second Panerai? I have a pam233 dot dial which I love and thinking of adding another one. Thanks!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rolex needs a bracelet.
Guys,This forum is really hard with poating pictures!Anyhow, I just tried my new colareb strap, between a grey and blue color, on my 114270. The strap is really nice looking, but the Rolex just well... Doesn't look like a Rolex anymore. I am such a fan of the Rolex bracelets!Again, very hard to post pictures here, I eill try later today to post. BTW guys, when removing thr bracelet I noticed the Stainless still written between the Lugs kind of erased? I mean it alnost disappeared. Is it normal? When I bought the watch (preowned) I could easily see it. But now, almoat gone...Thanks guys. Cheers!

advice on new Black Bay crown
Hello. Because of an issue with a springy second hand with my new BB Bronze, I was fiddling with my other new Black Bay, and noticed that after screwing the crown in and out quite a few times, my finger and thumb feel a bit oily. Now the crown screwing in and out feels very smooth. I can see a tiny black mark on the threads of the crown stem tube. Probably a bit of grime. I am reluctant to touch it. Should I be worried about this? Does the fact that my finger and thumb feel a tiny bit oily mean the watch is leaking oil and will seize up? Or does it mean the excess oil on the crown/tube threads is working its way out of the crown and crown tube and I have accelerated this by screwing in and unscrewing quite a few times? Should I be worried? I rang Rolex and they said they would take a look at it but this seems like overkill to me.....ThanksGlenn