Ap price increase today in uk
Some models do seem to have gone upNot sure if its constant, across the range15400st... ��15,000, seems negligible, but it has gone up

Drinking Session
with my daughter

Let's see some movement pics everyone!!!
I have always loved watches with visible movements, so much that I even put a sapphire case back on my sub c LN, I know the movement is nothing special so it might be considered stupid, but it was nice to look at from time to time.I have fallen in love with the 5712, and probably 50% of that love is due to the beautiful movement, I am more than sure that when I will have it I will be looking for a few hours a week at the movement with tears in my eyes If the 5712 didn't have a see through case back I am sure I wouldn't have ordered it.There are a few older Nautilus without the see through and even if they are nice it just doesn't do it for me.Of course the most beautiful movements are usually the ones of hand wound watches, but it's most of the time very expensive pieces.After getting my 5712, maybe in 1-2 years, I am thinking of getting either a 5167 SS on tropical strap, and once again 50% of the interest is the beautiful movement, if not the Aquanaut then probably an Audemars Pigue

Incoming.......
So, my search for a DSSD Blue proved to be fruitless as expected. A few positive leads turned up no result.I was expecting similar success with sourcing the Panerai I was after as it has not long been released, a few enquiries in and no joy, I then walked into the final AD and there it was sitting in the display case Anyone care to guess what I went for?

Will the Jack Nicklaus Day Date fetch more than the Paul Newman Daytona
Would love to get your thoughts. Here is a clip of the news story posted on Barron's website.On Thursday, a three-colored Rolex Daytona that the late Paul Newman owned for roughly 15 years was sold for $17.8 million, a record-breaking price for a wristwatch at auction.So what's the next watch owned by an icon that could fetch millions of dollars?Industry observers are casting an eye at Jack Nicklaus' gold Rolex Day-Date, a watch the retired golfer has worn since he received it in 1967.Nicklaus has stated that he plans to sell the watch at auction, with the proceeds going to his favorite charity, the Nicklaus Children's Health Care Foundation. The foundation, which Nicklaus started in 2004, provides families with access to world-class pediatric health care.