Tudor North Flag Watch In-House Mvment Baselworld 2015
No point in waiting, since one of Tudor's new-for-2015 watches has apparently been leaked a bit in advance of Baselworld 2015 - this is the Tudor North Flag watch, and I think we are going to rather like it. A picture of a catalog or magazine page with the Tudor North Flag watch has been posted by watchawrist (the personal Instragram account of fakewatchbuster) and I don't doubt that it is real. Tudor even has a trademark registration for Tudor North Flag. I also suspect that another 2015 watch from the brand will be the Tudor Wildcall - so we will see what that ends up being.Aside from having a dial that looks a lot like the lovely Eterna KonTiki Diver from 2008 complete with the same color tone and style of power reserve indicator, the Tudor North Flag is said to contain Tudor's first in-house made movement. Given that Tudor is owned by Rolex - who makes movements for all of their own watches, it isn't surprising that Tudor has an easy way of getting well-made in-house movements. Wha

AP Royal Oak..
It's been a while since I have been fascinated by Audemars Piguet.. Especially their Royal Oak line.Don't get me wrong, they have fantastic design, but I personally think the Royal Oak (And ROO), are the most iconic AP design to date, and are the most striking to me...So yesterday I had nothing better to do, it was a lazy sunday afternoon, so I decided to take a stroll to me dealer and see what they have in store. Having doubts, because it was not very close to where I live, I gave them a call half way, and asked if there was anything interesting, especially down the Panerai Radiomirs, Rolex Day-dates, Audemars Piguet, or Patek Phillips... In-case I can't purchase them, I can always have a look and try them on my wrist to see if it looks good on me, and one day I can buy it! :)And they told me, they have 3 (THREE!) Royal oak on leather strap, two rose gold and 1 white gold all pre-owned, for sale.. Two ROOs, a few Rads, daydates, and a few pateks... so I was like That's a lot of pre-ow

PO 37.5mm Seamaster - for her indoors!
I'm due to visit NYC this summer and 'her indoors' has mentioned she fancies one of these.It looks really nice.Does anyone own one?Any help or advice appreciated.

Thinking about buying an Omega Speedmaster. Don't know much need advice.
Hey all, I'm looking at buying a used Omega Speedmaster caliber 1140 from a private owner here in Toronto. The watch doesn't come with box or papers and hasn't been serviced for 3-4 years. The owner wants $1250 for it which seems like a pretty good deal. I've done some research on the watch itself (the movement and caliber) and am skeptical about the chrono module because apparently it cannot be serviced, only replaced. So let me know what you guys think in regards to the price and this specific model of Speedmaster.

What are your opinions on the new Tudor black bay?
What do you guys think of the new black bay range released at Baselworld this year?In my opinion the whole concept doesn't make sense. In recent years it would seem that Tudor have been attempting to move away from the tudor shield logo and towards the (better looking, in my opinion) vintage tudor rose. However on the new black bay range tudor has reverted to the more modern looking shield. Why? This makes no sense when considering the vintage riveted bracelet look, (which I think is a little tacky as the rivets serve no purpose and are simply there for aesthetics.) Do Tudor want old or modern? Finally the curved text has been scrapped and replaced with straight text. This is a little too Rolex for my liking. I really thought Tudor were trying to break away. Are Tudor struggling to decide what they want the black bay to be? Comparison New vs Old