Montblanc TimeWalker TwinFly Chronograph GreyTech
At SIHH Montblanc unveiled the limited edition TimeWalker TwinFly Chronograph GreyTech. The manufacture movement positions both the chronograph seconds and minute hands in the center of the dial to improve the 60-minute totalizer’s legibility. When the flyback function is activated, both hands race back to their starting position and instantly start measuring another interval, giving rise to the TwinFly name. Find the launch date, pricing and wallpaper images inside. The dial offers an array of textures and levels along with seven time displays. Working from the outside in, the elapsed chronograph seconds are displayed along the outermost periphery. Just inside of the seconds, the highly-legible hour track in anthracite surrounds circular apertures that reveal the date disk beneath. The current date is displayed in a white-framed window at 9 o'clock. White scales are printed for the 24-hour second time zone indicator at 12 o'clock, and for the small seconds at 6 o'clock. The in

Help needed
Guys, I have a couple of Rolex, seldom wear them any longer but nonetheless don't need to move them, they have a place and I like wearing them occasionally. I have a number of modern PP, 5170, 5524, 5905, 5980R, 5711, 5167. I think that each watch should stand on it's own, so I never try to fill a hole.I have two AP's - 44 Rose and a 42 ROO black & red. I like the 44, this is the second go around with it, yet I seldom wear it. The ROO 42 never gets worn, it and the Aquanaght have been worn less than 10 hours each in the past six months.Thinking of moving the Aquanaught and the ROO for a 42 ROO Rose 26470OR.OO.A002CR.01Does this make any sense? the 44 and the 42?? If you were to have just one would the 44 or 42 be the one? What about the 42 on bracelet? Your thoughts on these three is much appreciated.

Final coming of 2014, and a very special one...
Greetings, friends!I had posted this on another forum, but I also want to post here for my TRF friends... :DIt's the Omega Speedmaster Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Moonphase, LE of 50 for Japanese market only, ref. BA 175.0037, celebrating the 700th anniversary of Switzerland. According to the Omega Museum website, it's apparently the most complicated watch Omega has made in series.I've always wanted a highly complicated watch, and I never imagined I would find one that is not only an Omega, but a Speedmaster. George (Kringkily) was been stellar in helping me to acquire it. It's a modular movement -- ETA 2892 with Kelek perpetual module -- but it checks lots of boxes for me and is a wonderful addition. It's 39mm in diameter and 13.5mm thick (almost a full mm thinner than a Speedy Pro!).In fact, it's even reduced the number of watches I still want, since it's hard to follow this one. :PWithout further ado, some early photos...but take my word that it's way prettier in person (kinda li

Speedmaster Professional Presentation Box
I bought my Speedy Pro back in July, before the reference number changed and Omega added the special presentation box. I found out they could be ordered separately, and decided to add one to my collection.Even the box the box came in is pretty nice.

Would anyone else like to see a blue/orange PO
What if they got rid of the silver writing and numerals and replaced them and the bezel with orange? Do you guys think that would look cool?Basically do a 2208.50.00 with a blue dial instead of black.I don't know why but for the last couple of days I have been thinking about how cool this would look.