The Ferrari Skyhawk A-T introduced by the brand in 2007 is a powerfully designed men's watch
The Ferrari Skyhawk A-T introduced by the brand in 2007 is a powerfully designed men's watch aimed at gadget lovers and aviation fans. Based on the 15-year history of the Skyhawk line, the timepiece has smartly combined Ferrari's Eco-Drive movement with atomic timekeeping (A-T) technology and a new design.

RO Starter Kit
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Gents, pls help make my choice easier...
Hi gents, am now in the final stages of joining the AP club and after reading through what this brilliant forum has to offer, have finally narrowed down to 2 choices. My wrist is about 6.75' and have a couple of wrist shots to show. Was also thinking of the RG ROC in black face as well. The white face I felt was a little mature for me though.. Pls help me make my choice easier please...if you have any other suggestions pls feel free to let me know too! Thanks in advance guys...Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

London salon
Reopens in December '14. I don't have any further details but thought I'd share this for anyone visiting London in the coming months.

What would you do with a WG Pepsi if it were discontinued?
Putting a different spin on the blro discontinuation threads here.Let's say you own a WG Pepsi and Rolex does discontinue it come Basel 2018. What would you do with your BLRO? Would you automatically stash it in the safe waiting for the value to increase? Continue wearing it as usual?Wear it less frequently?My concern is that there is going to be one part that is going to be a problem to replace if it discontinued- the bicolor (blue/red, purple/cranberry) ceramic bezel, just like the original GMT with the bakelite bezel. Here's an interesting quote from Rolex in the WatchTime review of the WG Pepsi: Here is some text from the official Rolex press release that we hope will help you to fully understand how difficult the process of creating a two-tone Cerachrom bezel is:The name Cerachrom derives from a contraction of the word ceramic juxtaposed with the suffix chrom from the ancient Greek word for colour . The range of available shades for ceramic is however restricted by its