Fortis Andora Emotion Limited Art Edition Watch
Holy crap, what is this thing? I realize this is one of Fortis' edgy "Art Edition" watches, but wow. This is unexpected for even the art version of the serious tool watch brand's products. Limited to just 100 pieces and in a 42mm wide titanium case, this watch isn't just an (questionably bastardized) artist's rendering of a Fortis chronograph watch, but also tries to tell you how to enjoy and spend your time. How does it do that? Will look at the "suggestions" (in German) on the bezel. Set into four quadrants, with three words in each, you should have a new task each time you look at the time. Though you might disagree with the Andora watch's suggestions, and probably rightly so.The dial of the watch is where things get the most strange. Andora's drawings make up the chronograph subdials and the sub seconds dial as well. Who or what these little freaky characters are is beyond my understanding. There is more German in light text revolving the dial (see the translation of it in the tech

Question about royal oak perpetual calendar?
Hey guys I had a quick question for you. I was wondering if it would be possible to swap out the AP folding clasp on the 39mm perpetual calendar skeleton with the newer style butterfly clasp found on the 15202? And if so, what are my chances of getting AP to actually sell me the spare part? Also, is it possible to put the calendar on a strap? Are there any structural differences on the the bracelet & strap models that prevents swapping out?Thanks guys, any info would be greatly appreciated.(Not my pic, for reference only, link - ap.watchprosite/show-foru...al-achivement/ )

Help please based on my requirements?
Hi guys,As this is my first post please excuse me if this has been covered before.!I have been interested in watches for as long as I can remember. After lusting after a Rolex Submariner for years I finally saved up the money and purchased one! I have to say this was the best decision I have ever made and I absolutely love it!!!!!I'm now getting to a position again that I can now make another purchase with savings I have built up.I have my heart set on a panerai luminor case.As I'm a complete novice where panerai is concerned I was wondering could you list some suitable models that would recommend for my first Panerai purchase?My budget is ��5000 max however if I could spend less it would be a bonus.I would like to buy a model which hopefully can hold its money similar to a RolexAs I have quite a thin wrist I feel 42mm should be my maximum.I would like a model which offers ease of use when changing straps.After consideration I think it better to go for an automatic vs Manual due to dext

New OP39 (hidden Basel novelty?)
There is two new version of OP39. At least I've never seen them before.https://.rolex/watches/oyster...4300-0005.htmlhttps://.rolex/watches/oyster...4300-0004.html

Who else here tries to keep multiple Rolexes running without a watch winder?
I have three and switch them often to avoid having to purchase a watch winder. Anyone else do this with success?