The watch from Hublot Big Bang RCMP ideally expresses the aesthetic
The watch from Hublot Big Bang RCMP ideally expresses the aesthetic concept of "fusion" window It has a 44.5 mm bezel stainless steel casing pods and side inserts in composite resin, rubber strap characteristic porthole and a rear window made from Black ceramic. The distinctive carbon dial is accentuated by sporting red details, including a red logo of the RCMP in 09.

First AP. RO 4100st
Thought I might say hello with a new-to-me Royal Oak. The 36mm 4100st, and from my birth year... Engraved on the case back from a September 1981 visit to Brassus. I think it wears well on my small wrists. CheersTaylor

Explaining the History of Forged Carbon at AP and Hands-on with the 44mm FC ROO
I know many of you will find this article useful and will enjoy the thorough explanation on the use of Forged Carbon and other materials by AP. Additionally, I added the hands-on review of the ROO 44 mm in Forged Carbon..watchcollectinglifestyle....on-cases-by-apEnjoy!!!!

Vacheron's new challenger to the 5711 / Nautilus..?
Dropped by my AD who couldn't wait to show off his latest delivery.. the brand new Vacheron Overseas ultra-thin. Have to say I'm very, very tempted.. White gold instead of steel. No date, no second hand. Pure simplicity. A few immediate impressions: I) You can definitely spot the white gold sparkle relative to SS. II) it feels ALOT heavier than the 5711.. given its gold perhaps I should not have been surprised, but it really stood out to me. III) the bracelet is gorgeous, but a lot wider & thicker than I expected vs both the 5711 and 15202. IV) the case didn't feel ultra thin; about as wide as the 5711 I was wearing today. Only issue.. It's 2x the price of the 5711. I'm sure that will put most in the Nautilus camp, though by the same token, that makes this Vacheron all the more exclusive and special when you see it out and about. Would be eager to hear what others think.. (will reply to this post with 2 other photos as for some reason my phone can only upload one at a time!)

BLNR or Daytona?
Have suddenly come upon the chance to get either one of these two at a retail price.Which one will be a better purchase in terms of long term value and 'iconic'ness?I have 2 rolexes right now - a sub date ceramic, and a vintage red sub.