Introducing: The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Ultra-Thin, With Legendary Caliber 1120
Now this is an interesting one. Vacheron, which showed both a brand new in-house chronograph AND a brand new self-winding caliber today at SIHH 2016, brings us the purists Overseas – an ultra-thin, white gold watch with not only no date window, but no seconds hand. How? By using one of the most iconic movements in the world – the caliber 1120, or the AP 2120, or what began its life as the JLC 920. Yes, it's the movement used today in the Royal Oak Jumbo, but Vacheron still uses it in a few piece like the Patrimony Traditionelle Self-Winding, and now we see it in what can easily be described as the 222 re-incarnate. 1 OF 5 The 1970s era Vacheron 222 used the same JLC 920 based caliber as found in the new Ultra-Thin Overseas Coming in at 40mm and housed exclusively in white gold, the Overseas Ultra-Thin feels very familiar. Inside beats that same 144 component, 2.45 mm thick, self-winding caliber that we all know and love. On the dial side, we see a sun

Resell value?
I have a brand new Navitimer Montbrilliant Datora all stainless. It is brand new in the box never worn. Purchased while on business in Los Angeles and I didn't really like it once I got home.How much can I get for it? I paid about $5,000 after taxes.Thank you,Gill

no watch, just a Patek gift
but better than a tie or scarf :-)

White Gold President on BLRO
Anyone try this and have photos?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Can't Decide??
I am torn. I am looking at getting my second Rolex and I can not decide between a Rolex Submariner Date and No Date. I keep getting drawn to the no date because it seems less common but wonder if I will get annoyed having to pull my phone out to check the date ( I sign a lot of documents). I keep heading into my local AD and they do not have either one in stock which make the decision harder as I have not been able to try one on. Thanks for everyones thoughts.