Royal Oak Tourbillon Chronograph ref. 25977 Eye Candy
This beauty was released in 2002 and today still looks as good as back then. Enjoy!!!

Scratched my ap...
After about 2 weeks of ownership... Got my first scratch. It being my first AP watch, I am infuriated and sad. But what's happened already happened. Any way to remedy this? Sorry I am new to high end watches. It is a very light and small scratch, not even visible unless seen at the right angle. I googled and found cape cod polish. Is this a yay or nay for the 26320?

Question: DSOTM chipping/cracking/scratching
I'm in Chicago for the weekend and I went to the nice omega boutique on the magnificent mile. I checked out the Dark Side in person, and it looked great. Anyway, I was wondering if there have been many long term reviews or issues with chips or cracking. Also, since it's ceramic, will it keep that brand new shine indefinitely? Any owners or general experience would be appreciated. ThxSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Expendables 1 & 2
Hi Folks,I just watched Expendables 1 and starting Part 2 with wife.Good fun, old school actors and a lot of Panerai watches. Ideal entertainment for 40 something Panerai WIS like me after long week in the office.Enjoy weekend folks!

Visit to Japan - Nakano Broadway
I've just come home from a week long holiday to Japan; it was my first time there. Spent most of my days in Tokyo, with a 2d1n trip to Hakone-Gotemba. Naturally, I've read a lot about Jack Road and watch hunting in Tokyo (a lot of it from here on TRF), so I planned a full day of just browsing for watches. I found out much later, that Jack Road is actually within a sort of mall or shopping complex. About 3 storeys high and inside, a whole chunk of shops that sells preowned bags, watches, jewelry... basically luxury goods. There are also magazine, comic and toy stores; it can get a little confusing. Since I read that Jack Road was on the third floor, that's where I started. I think two of the major stores on the third floor are Jack Road and Kame-Kichi. There's also a Betty Road which caters to watches for women. Once you take the escalator that goes directly from ground floor (1F) to third floor (3F), turn right and you'll see Jack Road. Kame-Kichi is somewhere along the left of the esc