Introducing: The Richard Mille RM 011 Midnight Fire, Sold Exclusively In The Americas
Richard Mille has just announced the release of a new limited edition collection of 88 pieces, the RM011 Automatic Flyback Chronograph "Midnight Fire." The wristwatch will be sold exclusively in the Americas. "Midnight Fire" gets its name from the dark black TZP ceramic tonneau-form case. Tetragonal Zirconia Polycrystal is both hard, and very fracture resistant at room temperature and it has a very fine grain, allowing fine finishing. The case is highly resistant to scratches without being brittle. The matte finish is created by blasting the watch. The center case band of the tri-part case is made from NTPT® (North Thin Ply Technology) carbon. NTPT carbon is used in aerospace technology and the manufacture of racing sails, and Formula 1 race car design. The material is incredibly strong and light and is made from multiple layers of parallel filaments obtained by dividing carbon fibers. The thin layers are then laced with resin and then woven on a special machine

Collection Rearrangement.
hey guys i am doing a rearrangement to the collection just want your opinion. i will be selling my Omega 15000 gauss and in replacement i am getting my Speedmaster apollo15 Limited edition.TX1A2579.jpgomega-speedmaster-moonwatch-apollo-15-le.jpg

Lady love?
Which would you recommend for your significant other? 7200 vs 7010?Both beautiful in their own right, i know ladies love jewelry looking time pieces like 7010 the but the movement and breguet numbers of the 7200 is hard to ignore.All i know is that it has to be rose gold. Wife's watches are a datejust 31mm ss/wg and a JLC Reverso WG. Not sure if id get her but you never know since Christmas is just around the corner All inputs are most welcome.

Buying under the influence...
I was first on the list at my AD for the new Sea Dweller. I passed on the chance to buy it when I learned it was 43mm. I told them to call me the next time they received one. I got the call earlier today. I passed again. By the way, I can buy the watch new from the AD with a slight discount and no tax.I already own a dozen or more Rolex watches and a bundle of others. Why should I buy a watch that I find way too large and heavy...? Just because I can and not everyone can...? Or maybe I ought buy it because it is supposed to be so sought after ...? Is the all important deal maker the small print in red...? Or maybe because it'll be cool to post a picture here and get positive reinforcement...? After all, how many watches can a man wear...? As a matter of fact, what I like about Rolex watches over just about all others is that a Rolex is dependable and durable like no other. So one watch is enough and will last you just about forever. Isn't there something slightly pathol

GMT 16710 Jubilee vs Oyster
Hey guys,What do you guys prefer on a GMT 16710 coke, the Jubilee option or the Oyster option? I have included photos for reference (jubilee photos borrowed from google). I just received a Christmas bonus and I'm seriously considering buying the Jubilee. Oyster: GMT Oyster.jpgGMT Oyster2.jpgJubilee:GMT Jubilee.jpegGMT Jubilee2.jpg