Louis Vuitton Tambour Spin Time GMT
What is Spin Time? Does it determine whose top wins? Is it from particle physics? Perhaps in some neighborhoods, but not here. Spin Time is an innovate new collection from Louis Vuitton featuring watches with no hour hands. Instead, each of the 12 hour positions is occupied by a rotating cube. At any given hour, eleven of the cubes show a blank face (actually they display a subtle letter “V”) while the cube in the current hour position displays the current hour numerically. The cubes have numbers on 2 sides, so they can display, for example, 1 or 13, 2 or 14, indicating a.m. or p.m. At 3 p.m. for example, the hour cube located at the 3 o’clock position will display the number 15, while the other 11 cubes are blank. The minutes are displayed as usual, via a minute hand. There is also a standard GMT hand, set by the crown at the 8 o’clock position. Got that?The Swiss-made movement uses an ETA base, but the rotating cubes were designed by LVMH’s in-house desi

The case of the new Graham watch measures 47mm in diameter
The case of the new Graham watch measures 47mm in diameter and is crafted from stainless steel. It incorporates a ceramic bezel. The zest of the watch is a piece of the BrawnGP car's engine cover. It is featured in a 30-minute counter found at 3 o'clock.

AP 26320 Vs. AP 26400
If you have the choice between a rg AP ROC and a FC ROO chrono, which one would you pick?Both are chronograph and have almost the same retail price!

Is it just me?
Or does Omega just make some of the coolest, most competent, elegant, durable, sylish, timeless, interesting, underrated and unassuming watches in the world?I've had a Seamaster PO 42mm for the last 5 years and it's been my go-to watch for tough weekend work. It has withstood the beating, kept great time, looks cooler than snot, is incredibly comfortable and continues to look like new (with just a healthy bit of patina). I also really enjoy the Speedy's and am sure one will find its way into my watch cabinet at some point as well. Might even be one of the new 9300 Speedy's!!...So I know we're in the Rolex Forums here, and that most of us own and enjoy Rolexes (and other fine watches), but I find the appeal of the Omega brand and its watches to be stronger than ever. Anyone agree?

How popular are Pam268
Guys as I have no idea regarding Panerai's can some one guide me about this model. I prefer the Radimor case vs the luminor case