Greubel Forsey Double Tourbillon Technique Black
If there is anything that this industry has done to me, it is to give me an incredibly skewed perception of wealth. I've lately realized that I have a very poor notion of "affordable" and "normal." When you notice that an entry level mechanical timepiece that you'd hesitantly give to your father hoping he wouldn't think it is too simple can cost $2,000, you probably know what I am talking about. In the scheme of buying products, $2,000 is expensive, and this version of the Greubel Forsey Double Tourbillon is so many more times that in price.Greubel Forsey produces many watches that are a close neighbor to $1 million, proving themselves to be harsh mistresses. As unattainable as she is in this shiny black dress, this black titanium piece of horologia did steal my heart when spending just a few romantic moments together at SIHH 2013. Is it but a mere horological flirt? Perhaps my tastebuds should have never been exposed to this type of rich flavor? Am I doomed forever to see anything but

Omega Men's 2920.80.91 watch's specs
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NEED ALL Planet Ocean Owners ATTENTION Please!
Hey guys. I recently picked up a brand new PO for Christmas. Ever since I got it, I've been pretty much adoring my watch nonstop. I've never been so happy until about fifteen minutes ago...I realized that my watch would change its date 6 minutes prior to midnight. My Explorer II date wouldn't budge or move even the slightest bit until the last second of the last minute of the last hour. This SMP Planet Ocean seems to start moving it's date at 11:30 and completely change its date at 11:54. Here are some pictures of the changes.So I called the number I found on this forum for their customer service. An agent picked up the phone and I told him my issue. He responded by telling me that it is normal for a co-axial movement to change the date any time between 11:45 to 12:15. And then he insisted that if I sent in my watch that he could have it adjusted but it's completely up to me. At this point, I'm just thinking like WOW. I just spent a lot of money on something that has to be fi

SMP purchase
With The Rolex Forum down for a couple days; I had it in my head that I was missing a Seamaster. The white dial is flashy! Should be delivered Fri or Sat.

Market Pricing?
Is there a thread which gives an overview of market pricing, like what discounts to expect from retailers? Or particular values in the used market?I was looking at some recent offerings on Calatravas. (Yes I'm already planning the next, a week after nabbing the 5296). I noticed the 6000G, while not my favorite, was substantially reduced from retail. At the other end, a 3-yr old 5196 is offered at a price that seems higher than what one might expect to buy new.I suppose such an overview of pricing is too monumental for a thread topic, but I thought I'd ask. Probably better off asking on individual pieces...Well, if anyone has input feel free to chime in. Otherwise I'll sit and listen to the crickets....