Talk about peer pressure...
So Roger, I'm going to blame this one on you...with all the talk of Montoyas, Barrichellos and Schumachers! After all, I have to blame it on someone...right? So without further hesitation, I present the newest member of the family:Sadly the RBII had to go, but it was a worthy sacrifice for this piece. I struggled with the old style AP deployment and tried both regular as well as short straps to no avail. The tang buckle fits perfectly and is very comfortable. The grey combined with rose is just amazing in the flesh. One of (if not the best) limited edition ROOs AP has done.I'll take some more pics soon...

Opinions on the Seawolf...
I am contemplating getting my first Breitling ...I am a WIS from when I was still very young, my focus is dive watches and have owned many brands...I must admit I never gave much thought about buying a Breitling...I don't really like how they seem to be fixated with aviation (especially in marketing themselves). I don't like busy dials and polished watches (so that cuts out 98% of Breilting watches for me) and I don't care about planes. I am a diver and think of me more as the 'marine' kind of guy...still I know Breitling makes some sturdy, well built watches that are definitely reliable underwater so I am thinking why not give the brand a chance...I have looked at the Superocean steelfish but cannot get around all that useless numbers and hash marks on the dial. IMHO they make it look unecessarily busy...I like the clean dial Abyss but then it doesn't have a lume pip on the bezel....so by default I am leaning more and more towards a stainless steel Seawolf which is slightly heavier an

Vintage omega Seamaster
Hi, I am new to forum and am currently trying to build my rolex collection. I also have a vintage omega Seamaster in rose gold. I have a few Nato straps and a couple of leather ones that I alternate between. It would be great if anyone could tell me anything about it. Ie age and cal if possible. I really don't know much other than I liked the look. I have had it serviced and it runs brilliantly. I think it may date from around 1950/60s? Thanks!

Grey dealer prices...
You can't even imagine how happy I am that I bought my 5726 just 2 weeks before the price increase in Europe, I just looked on Chrono24, which is where I found mine, the prices are much higher than when I got mine, basically 2-3 thousand euros more for a brand new one like mine, I was expecting the grey dealers to follow the move I wasn't wrong, what would be great for us europeans, since the US prices dropped by 7% while ours were raised by 7%, would be for the euro to gain against the US$ and come back to around 1 euro = 1.40 dollars, in that case I would definitely, if I have the money, not the case for the moment, take a plane for America to get a 5167R, it's quite incredible but as I understand the prices were dropped everywhere, even in Switzerland, and raised only on the european euro market.Does anyone have the exact new prices in Europe and in the USA for the 5167R? If yes thanks for telling us, I don't intend on buying any watch for at least 1 year and maybe even much more th

Like a kid at Christmas
I sent off my DJ 36 to Rik at Time Care for a service and fully buffing. Cant wait to see how it looks. I will get pics when it returns