Raymond Weil Unveils Special Edition Nabucco Inspired by Gibson Guitars
Earlier this year, Swiss watch manufacturer Raymond Weil and Gibson Brands, an American manufacturer of guitars and other instruments, announced their plans to work together to create a special Nabucco timepiece, specifically inspired by the famous self-tuning Gibson SG Standard guitar. Here’s a look at the watch that resulted.The special-edition Raymond Weil Nabucco timepiece has four key design elements that signify it as a Gibson Special Edition. First, the iconic Gibson logo is located just above the Raymond Weil plaque in the center of the dial, replacing the standard applied 12 o’clock hour marker. The second design element is the six grooves that encircle the edges of the black galvanic dial, symbolizing the strings of a Gibson SG Standard guitar. The third is the Gibson logo incorporated into the custom oscillating weight that is visible through the clear sapphire caseback.? Finally, there are the two prominent screws that attach the Raymond Weil logo, which are sim

Panerai Screensaver
Anyone want a Panerai screensaver? Just click on the link and knock yourself out:.panerai/en-us/quickli...aver-II-EN-WATI know a lot of folk are wary of clicking on links, and rightly so, but if you're unsure and want to exercise a bit of caution, I found the link on the OP official Facebook page, post dated 21st December. Check it out

Technical question Jubilee bracelet on Deepsea
Hello guys,I have a technical question for the expertsI would like to ask if i can fit the Jubilee bracelet 72610 the one installed on the DJ2, forget about the height of the case, i know the width of the lugs should be 21MM which is the same as for the deepsea, i always liked the jubilee bracelet on the deepseA, i already have the super jubilee bracelet installed on my kermit sub. I am not sure if thenew 2018 GMT jubilee bracelet would be much betterThanks for any inputSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

116719BLRO and...
So with the apparent discontinuation of the white gold BLRO, how do you think the future value of this piece will play out? Some say the piece didn't sell well but there are now very desirable pieces that did not sell well and the production run for the BLRO was short compared with other modern pieces. On the flipside, steel professional pieces have historically been more collectible than PM and white gold resale values have been weak. Looking past the BLRO and perhaps to Basel in March, I find it hard to believe that Rolex would introduce another pepsi GMT in steel as this would alienate many BLRO buyers who paid much more for that piece in white gold because it was not available in steel. Seems like a bad marketing strategy for a conservative iconic brand. What seems more likely to me is a coke bezel white gold piece at Basel with a similar production run time as the BLRO with a new GMT with modified case and movement to follow after the two hommage to the past pieces have compl

Submariner Help
I think it's time I added a Submariner to my happy gathering. I've had lots of different Rolex models over the last four years but somehow never a Sub. I think it's time. I'm not going to buy it anytime soon because I'm just so torn between models. I want to take my time and try them all on at an AD. Problem is (as is well documented in several posts) there are no Hulks to try on. I'm certainly not going to pay above MSRP, so that might rule the Hulk out. But I have it down to these three:Submariner with date Hulk BluseyI know there's no wrong answer here and they are all amazing in their own right. But as much as possible I'd love some insight from the experts on here. In particular if someone's owned all three of them. If so, which one gets the most wrist time.Thanks,Mike