Romain Jerome Rock The Rock DNA For Only Watch 2011
In honor of Monaco, the city that will host the Only Watch 2011 charity watch auction, participating brand Romain Jerome has come up with this special piece unique watch. The dial is a piece of rock based on the stone that Monaco was literally built on - they call it the "Rock the Rock DNA" watch.Based on the DNA style case, the watch has a black ceramic bezel and PVD black case. The dial has longitude and latitude indicators that likely mark the sport of the city (or where the stone was taken). The strap looks to be black alcantara leather. Overall this is actually a really cool looking timepieces. I love the black and tan color with red accents. Only one of these Rock the Rock DNA watches will be made and it will be auctioned off in September at Only Watch 2011.Rock the Rock DNA Tech Specs:Reference: Rock the Rock-DNA �� unique pieceCaliber: C22RJ51- Mechanical self-winding movementJewelling: 23 jewelsRate Frequency: 28,800 vphPower reserve: 42 hoursDial indication: Central hours and

When You Must Travel With Lots Of Watches And Have Servants, Piaget Is There For You With the Collector's Trunk
I had an opportunity to experience these watch trunks from Piaget a few months ago while some Piaget representatives where in San Francisco at a watch show. I was impressed that the company had these enormous custom made watch cases fit for a passenger on the Titanic. What I didn't know was that enough people would declare "I want one," sufficient for Piaget to go out and produce enough of them for sale to the semi-public. Well here you have it, the Piaget Collector's Trunk is surely kit for a king, or any other manner of royalty (price to correspond).These are very high quality watch cases, that you can travel with. Inside each closing trunk is room for 51 watches, complete with various display modules, watch winders, drawers, mirrors, and other features for the distinguished watch fetishist. Frankly, I'd love one of these trunks, but it will probably cost several times the value of a new luxury car. Piaget themselves only commissions the watch trunks. The actual manufacturer is the e

Would you fix?
I sent my AP in to service for its 3rd year Pressure test. AP was amazing at communicating with me that they received my watch and emailed me photos that showed them having my watch. One thing they pointed out on their report was a deep mark in the bezel. Having never noticed one I asked for a picture of the mark. They sent me one and a quote of $150 to do a laser fill and remove it. I've inspected this watch a million times and never seemed to notice it so maybe it really is just them being picky. I'm torn on if I should leave it or have it fixed since it's already there and not much money.Should I have it fixed?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Speedy Legend Schumacher LE LE 3559.32
Right so this is my second post in the Omega section today and i do apologise for asking so many questions but if it's any consolation, I am incredibly excited by some of the Omega models that i've seen online today that I never even knew existed Having looked online, this particular Speedy has really caught my eye. It is the Speedy Legend Schumacher LE, one of them anyway.Not my picture so credit to the original photographer!Can anyone give me any info on this model? Is it one of those ones that looks great in photos but doesn't quite live up to it in person? Any info would be much appreciated as i am an Omega novice, having never really spent much time looking into Omega! Thanks in advance!

Any RSC Recommendations in Canada?
Hi everyone,Just recently picked up my GMT Master 2 and i'm enjoying it so far. There are a couple of things that concern me and would like to hear your opinions/input (mostly from fellow Canucks) with regards to RSC Procedures.Here's a picture of the watch:One thing about this watch is the quality of Oystersteel in comparison to 316L Stainless Steel. It will trick you to thinking on whether or not the watch is still on your wrist.Anyways, I ended up picking up my own screwdriver for resizing my bracelet as I have heard that some people who resize bracelets (even RSC) can damage screws/links with incorrect care.Does anyone know any recommended RSC here in Toronto/Canada?Thanks!