Louis Vuitton Tambour Spin Time GMT Watch
Oh Louis, how you tease us. Going back and forth between fascinating watch releases and not quite innovating enough for most watch heads to love you. I however have been a fan since the days when Tambour was a fresh name. Now the Tambour is the mainstay model for the brand, that is in need of more goods. In such an economy when brand name rules over brand value, Louis Vuitton could really be taking the Cartier route and upping their game. With the LVMH family of brands to help (such as Tag Heuer, Hublot, and Zenith), it could be a powerhouse high-end fashion watch brand. Until that day comes (or never does) we have to look at these quite rare creations from afar. My close interest with Louis Vuitton started with the Tambour Diver watch, a beautiful piece that really needs to be on more wrists (including my own). Though its high price and utter rarity on the used market hasn't made it part of my collection yet. Though if I really wanted, I could get it from Louis Vuitton's website for $

Chopard screen seems to be high quality
The color LCD display negative operates a series of functions such as a chronograph, alarm, second time zone, calendar and easy to reverse. The screen seems to be high quality, so it look like you are wearing some odd Frankenstein luxurious watches. In fact the movement is likely to be a thermo-compensated quartz, because it is certified COSC chronometer - which has special requirements for quartz watches in terms of accuracy and to provide this certification.

Two Royal Oaks
On the way to LAX, I was looking at my 15400 SS white face and thinking if I can own two Royal Oaks, what kind of combination I will have?SS Basic + RG Chronograph orSS Chronograph + RG Basic ?And what color combinations they should?What's your suggestion? And why?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

new correct post
I am looking for a new or nib used speedy... would like a sapphire crystal so therefore looking presently at a Speedy racing pre owned with all the stuff. supposedly only a loupe could tell any wear.. from a collector but sold by a reputable reseller on this board.... question is : is this a good choice and are there any problems with a 3301 mov. I do not know how to date this item.. I am new to this having had a rolex for 18 years which i just sold.any and all advice respected....I only want a moon-regular moon with sapphire sandwich the chonometer racing auto.thanks in advance.

Datejust with ice blue or glacial dial? Aftermarket or original?
Was wondering if some of the Rolex experts could help me out on this. I know these dials typically come on platinum and day date models. I have seen some online on datejusts, typically with diamonds, but I think they are aftermarket non factory dials. So my question is:Did Rolex ever release a datejust with a factory pale blue or glacial or ice blue dial (without the flashy diamonds)? If so is there a reference number or year I can use to help me source one? Preferably with a fluted bezel and jubilee bracelet in 36mm? Thank you in advance.