The house of Versace fascinates the audience with its new Day Retrograde watch
The house of Versace fascinates the audience with its new Day Retrograde watch.Clothed in silver, blue or black, the dial of the new Day Retrograde watch demonstrates a standard three-hand layout. It is equipped with triangle-shaped hour-markers and Arabic numerals at 3, 6 and 9 o'clock. The number at 12 o'clock gives way to a double date exhibition window. It is counterbalanced by a retrograde day indicator, presented at 6 o'clock.

AP Newbie Royal Oak Assistance please?
Hello to you all,Could I ask for some advice please?I am very new to the AP watch world and am not as yet an owner.A few questions follow that I am having difficulty in obtaining answers. I have written to AD's / Boutiques but no repsonse (seems to be the norm from what i have read?)The models in question.Royal OakRef # 15400ST. 00. 120ST.03 Stainless steel, Blue dial, 41mm.Ref # 15202ST. 00. 1240ST.01 'Jumbo' or extra thinStainless steel, Blue dial, 39mm.What would be the approx. wait / order time? (US or UK)Current approx list prices? (with or without tax US or UK)When you purchase an AP what 'papers' do you receive from the AD? Is it the same principle as say Rolex, i.e. named AD, serial number etc?With the Royal Oak I notice a serial number on the case which starts with a letter - often i see another number ...others i don't? What would be the other number? Simple questions I'm sure for many - unfortunately my work location is not in viable distance for a AD visit.I would be very g

Omega Advice
Any suggestions on which I should get the FOIS or the Speedy (hesalite)? I know one is a 39.7 and the other is a 42, but I love both.

Rolex Gold Daytona 116508 Hard To Get Now?
I have been looking for a used 116508 Gold Daytona with a white face and I am being told that there is very limited inventory now and the new ones are also in limited supply. I always thought that the only Daytona that was hard to get was the stainless. Am I missing something here?

A Dilemma. Which of these Three...
Evening All,A first world question for you. Up until very recently, I had decided that my first Rolex was to be a SS Sky Dweller. I simply adore the watch, and it has everything I want in a watch. However, as I have to wait to get one, I sat back and took a really serious look at the brand (something I had not before in great depth). In doing so, and like many here, I've become captivated by Rolex. Having been so captured, I have found two further beauties and now face something of a wonderful dilemma. If one of the following three watches was to be your first Rolex for at least 2-3 years before picking up a second (and possibly final watch), which would you get and why?1. 16610LV;2. GMT 1675 based on your birth year, or near as dammit; or3. SS Sky Dweller in any face, but I prefer white.I suspect that many will advise 1. or 2. based on the fact that they are harder to get, and vintage prices are continually rising. Also, 3. will have a production run for a few years before stop