Breitling Introduces the Superocean II
Over the years the Superocean has been a mainstay of Breitling's watches, moving through a variety of different designs and variations. But this year Breitling has brought out a new generation altogether: the Breitling Superocean II. Let's take a look to see what distinguishes this new watch from its forebears.First launched in 1957, the original Breitling Superocean was water resistant to 200 meters, making it inarguably a serious divers' watch. But that's been far surpassed now: recent versions of the Superocean have been water resistant to as much as 1,500 meters. In the last few years, it's also come to have an in-house movement, Breitling's Caliber 17, based on the ETA 2824-2 with quick-set date. This movement is also to be found in the new Superocean II.In developing the Superocean II, Breitling has made some subtle but important design updates. The font for the numbers on the rotating bezel is less stylized than on Superocean, and this bezel now has a luminous dot at 12 o'clock.

Incoming .......... RO 15400
After a long wait, I finally pulled the trigger for a black dial 15400. Here to share some pics to let you join my happiness! It's an early X'mas gift for myself this year.Mine is a late 'H' series but carries the newest features of Audemars Piguet found in the new 'I' series.The new design green card paper boxThe new green piano finished wooden boxThe new black leather interiorThe new version clasp without 'AP' logoThe wrist shot - the beauty of Grande Tapisserie pattern in black. Can't explain by simple words until you see it real yourself.The beautiful 3120 in-house movement with the gold rotor with the Audemars Piguet family logo. I bought this watch mainly for the display caseback.The bracelet - the beauty of the brushed finish SS and shines like a gem. The polish, the link with chamfered edge are very 'AP'.My apologies for the poor quality pics. Thanks for watching and hope you also like it!

Breitling in the snow.
Avenger seawolf code yellow. Hope you enjoy the pics.

What's the best addition to my collection?
So I've been selling off a lot of my collection I don't wear to convert 3 watches to 1. The question now is which do I go with? I really want this to be a special piece and don't generally wear anything more than business casual. Currently remaining in the collection:Rolex SubC non dateGrand Seiko SnowflakeGrand Seiko HAQ SBGV005AP 15400 White/SilverOmega Seamaster Ceramic BlueUp for consideration to add:Patek 5711 Blue - love the looks of this, but very hard to come by at a reasonable price. Patek 5712 - slightly easier to find, but have not seen in person. By far the most expensive. AP Royal Oak Offshore Titanium - Available and quite like this piece. Any thoughts on making the final selection?The other possibility is buying the AP ROO and putting my name down on the list for the 5711, but my AD can't even give me any sort of time frame at all (in Boston) then flip the AP whenever the Nautilus comes in.

PP 5296R or VC 82035
Looking for a classy simple watch. The VC has higher MSRP for 34k but should have higher margin comparing to 5296. Let me know your thoughts! Any opinion would be very appreciated. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk