Perrelet Watch Event August 29-30 At Lussori In Carmel-By-The-Sea, CA
You loved the Perrelet Turbine watch collection. It was not only a popular watch to look at, many of you enjoyed it. Will it will finally be available starting this weekend at a special Perrelet watch event that will be held at the Lussori luxury watch store on Carmel-By-The-Sea, California (August 29-30). In addition to the Turbine watch, there will be other interesting Perrelet timepieces that will amuse and delight (and possibly lead to a new purchase). Among the crowd will be Virginie Perrelet, who is related to the great Abraham-Louis Perrelet of "way back when." Please don't pester her with questions about what Abraham-Louis was like.The event will be at Lussori over the two day period from 11am to 5pm. In addition to Perrelet watches, they have an very impressive list of many hard to find luxury watch brands. If you are in the Monterey, CA area and can make it out, I recommend it for a enjoyable time.

Stunning AP!
I wanted to thank Oscar again for making this happened for me. He's the best........This is such an awesome watch and pic don't do justice.

Really like this watch
cgi.ebay/OMEGA-Mens-SEAMA...ht_3100wt_1167Does anyone know anything about it? It's a pretty old watch but I like the simplicity of it and the overall look. Im seeing what ya'll experts say about it

315 & 324 Movement
Most of us are aware of the issue with the sticking date on the 324 movement.I have had the privilege of wearing several different Patek timepieces fitted with the 324 movement and never had an issue with the date.I now find myself happily and fortunate in a position to buy a Calatrava 5127.The two pieces that I have been looking at are from different years. One is fitted with the older 315 workhorse and the other with the newer (current) 324 workhorse.Given the chance, which movement would you prefer?Is a slower beat better than a faster one?Is a more smoothly moving second hand better than a slightly more jerky one?Please help me with your thoughts and experiences of each movement.

Does the ss shortage apply to the Milgauss Z-blue?
So I'm thinking about picking up a milgauss z-blue.I really haven't looked too hard, so far:DavidSW does not have one in stock.So far, 1 AD I visited had the black dial, but no z-blue.Are these rare as any other of the SS models? Or should I be able to find one without any trouble? And to spice things up: