Initials on RO bracelet
Hello all,It's been a while since I've posted but I finally acquired an AP 15400.Love it!Btw, I noticed initials on the inside of the bracelet. I'm thinking they were from the previous owner. I like to think they are from the watchmaker that spent countless hours handcrafting my beauty. See pic. It kinda gives it a personalized, made-with-love & TLC feeling I don't get from Rolex. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!Cheers!

Watches From the OMEGA Museum
Hey Guys:Here is a great article from over on HODINKEE today about watches in the OMEGA Museum....Enjoy!.hodinkee/#./undefined...24532125142286Sorry: the direct link won't work....you will have to scroll down the articles till it shows up....

A new experience - Titanium
New arrival PAM 177 Luminor Marinaciao to all Paneristi

Why the Fifty-Eight is the star of Baselworld...
1. GMT SchmeMT. Everyone is doing one (even TAG) and let's be honest - we all want a 16710 with 70-hour movement and GlideLock clasp, right?2. The Rolex Submariner has become a parody. No longer a tool watch but a piece of jewellery that non-WIS buy with their first bonus cheque. Just witness the I scratched my Sub!!!, My best friend dropped my Sub!!! posts on this very forum.3. The Tudor Fifty-Eight is the Submariner we've all been waiting for. Classic proportions, just the right amount of fautina and a price that means it'll take the knocks without the owner having a nervous breakdown.Of course Bill Yao did it first, but being late to the party is better than not turning up at all.4. With this watch, Tudor announced that the era of Wrist Clocks is officially over.I used to own a Tudor Blue Snowflake. Perfect go-to watch but as the prices on them went stupid, I was too scared to wear it. And take it near water? No way.The Fifty-Eight will become my new Snowflake and I was the first t

Over the years
there have been some watches and some pics.