Greubel Forsey Tourbillon 24 Secondes Watch For 2010
In platinum, the watch case and dial of this Greubel Forsey Tourbillon 24 Secondes (yes, spelled like that) watch feel as though they were milled from a solid piece of the precious metal. There is so much platinum in this watch - it boggles the mind. Actually, the the dial, markers, and hands are in gold - but they are toned to look like platinum. I believe that 2010 model of the Tourbillon 24 Secondes is only available in platinum. I am sure there will be gold models soon, but gold isso pedestrian, right? Unlike the watch that is featured in the video, the platinum model for 2010 has a redesigned dial - which is better in my opinion - as well as some other changes.In that video you can see exactly how this movement operates. The tourbillon is oriented at an incline, and moves around its axis once each 24 seconds. For that reason there is a subsidiary 60 seconds dial that is placed right next to it. Movement is the Greubel Forsey made calibre GF 01, and like all Greubel Forsey movement

What's the correct age for one to purchase an AP?
Just curious to hear your opinions. What models would you choose?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just had this beauty handed down to me :)
Hi all. I've just had this beautiful time piece handed down to me from a good friend but don't know anything about the model. Could anyone shed any light on it please?? I've got a 007 Seamaster and a Rolex DateJust and now this. Some might say I'm starting a small collection :) Here's some pics ImageUploadedByTapatalk1391889659.125626.jpgAnd the 3 of them ( just noticed they all have different times :) ) ImageUploadedByTapatalk1391889726.974432.jpgSorry iPhone pics Cheers Johnny

5711 rarity?
Hey all,When I was searching for my 5711 blue dial, I couldn't find one in a few countries across Europe nor when I returned to Canada. I've been tracking the online market and some of the popular greys/trusteds have had stock for quite some time. I've seen one trusted seller with 2 blue dial 5711s on hand and they aren't moving fast. I would assume this one would fly off the shelf, any idea why they would be sitting on inventory with this perceived rare watch when there are so many waitlist ADs?Thanks!

RSC Hides Behind a Loophole
My wife's 9 month old DJ is losing 30 seconds a day. I took it to the NYC RSC and was delivered a complete shock. They told me the watch was damaged and couldn't be regulated. I would need to pay $400 for the service (discounted from $500+ because it is under warranty) plus another $130 for a new crown. This watch was NOT banged or dropped. My wife doesn't partake in activities or a lifestyle that would cause this. But RSC told me the evidence was there. One of the dots beneath the coronet on the crown was slightly flattened. Therefore, the crown was damaged and so was the timing mechanism. I can't tell you how upset I am. Has anyone had a similar experience with RSC? What did you do? Were you able to get Rolex to fix it without an astronomical cost.?Rolex touts themselves makers of these durable, tough-as-nails watches, yet this doesn't seem to be the case. It seems RSC was looking for a loophole and found one. Picture attached, although not the best quality. Plus, this flattened dot