Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore comes in a special box for the limited edition
This limited edition of 300 pieces watch is the watch Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Montauk Highway. The steel cased Watch has some unique dyes include the White Dial broken with much aquamarine trim against some brown chocolate. Before guard colors look nice against the classic watch beau. The Interior is a house made Audemars Piguet automatic chronograph movement that is in most Royal Oak Offshore chronograph watches. The watch comes in a special box for the limited edition also means to celebrate the famous road. In opposition with the title of the article, no money (as long as I know) will the road itself, but you get the symbolic link

My Planet Ocean & My NATO's
Here is my pristine Omega Planet Ocean XL and of course it's in orange. I like loud, so the orange fits me. I've wanted to replace the orange rubber strap with a more comfortable NATO strap as I already have a couple on watches on them now. I couldn't decide right off which one I wanted for my PO, so I bought all three. I'm leaning toward the black with the single orange stripe. Just wanted to share with my PO friends and enthusiasts.

Interesting Interview with Thierry Stern
I have been saving for my first Patek, and expect to buy around April. So reading the threads today about price increases caused me to do more research, and I stumbled onto this interview with Thierry Stern. He discloses annual production numbers, talks about AD networks and new markets. If it is a repost, my apologies.luxurysociety/articles/20...patek-philippe

New Rolex for me and I'm loving it
Hi all, after owning a Ceramic GMT Master for a couple of years, I realized that I never used the function, nor even learned the whole Greenwich stuff, and becoming tired os seeing the big GMT hand on my dial, I knew I had to change it.So I found myself wearing more and more my Seamaster for its cleaner dial and I really use that divers bezel for timing stuff, very useful for me.So I started to search for a black 2 tone Submariner, and with the huge demand and low production for Rolex sports models it was hard to find one, so my dealer called me and told me that he had a blue submariner, I didn't wanted it because I had a blue Seamaster but I went to see it in person anyway, and man, I was totally blown away and fell in love instantly with it.That sunburst dial combined with the blue cerachrom bezel was just awesome, so I got a great deal and I'm totally happy that I got te blue over the black.I know this is one of the most popular model if not the most popular, and I see a ton of them

Just a Price Increase Question
Not looking for crystal ball jokes, just wondering. Historically speaking, what time of year has the price increase become effective in the past, is the typical price increase the same across all models, if so what is then average increase?I just spoke with a local dealer and as of now the prices are the same.Does that mean there’s no price increase in 2018? Or would it happen after Basel World? Could it happen randomly anytime?I know the above three questions are more or less speculative but Historically speaking, what has the trend been?I.e. in Apr 2010 prices increased 10%, in Jan 2014 prices increased 15%, etc.Looking for facts. Opinions are welcome, but if it’s an opinion just state it as such.Thanks!