The Ferrari Eco-Drive Men's Perpetual Calendar Watch #BL5250-02L
The Ferrari Eco-Drive Men's Perpetual Calendar Watch #BL5250-02L catches the glance due to its powerful design. The timepiece is created as an ideal timekeeping companion for men who would like to own a functional, reliable and distinctively-designed watch.

I had to let her go...
I only had one room for a chrono in my watch collecting and I had to let this one go... she will be missed . At least she went to a good friend who is also a WIS.

Do people really feel this way about the 5167? When will you ever be "good enough?"
I was enjoying my morning coffee and came across this listing that rubbed me the wrong way: (I think the image should load.)This type of attitude is toxic, is it not? With this mentality, when will your watch be good enough? I remember trying on my first Aquanaut and looking at the beautiful gold rotor and dial. Owning an aquanaut is something that is truly exclusive, rare and in my opinion certainly not to be scoffed at. In what real-life circle will someone feel this way? According to this gentleman, I should be ashamed of aquanaut ownership? Is there an 'aquanaut' stigma that I was unaware of? Apply this principal to any material goods, is it even possible to be happy with what you have? There is always something more expensive and 'better.' Personally, I'm going to just be happy to have the fine timepieces I have and maybe, just maybe, one day I can own a Patek that isn't looked down upon.

Help! FPJ CB + Seadweller 126600 OR ALS 1815 Flyback Chronograph (Pulsation Dial)
Howdy,I have been struggling with my next watch decision severely over the last few months and have decided to enlist the overwhelming expertise of this forum.In order to commemorate a milestone in my life I have given myself a budget of $35k or so to get myself a watch (or watches). I currently own a 16710 Pepsi, an IWC Portuguese, and a Speedy - this new addition would clearly be a large step up for my collection. I think I have narrowed it down to two options:1. F.P. Journe Chronometre Bleu and a Seadweller 50th anniversary 126600 This is the combination I thought I would be getting as I had been set on the CB for a while; I think the tantalum combined with the almost magical blue dial is really something special. Add on FPJ's storied watchmaking history and the rarity of his pieces and I thought I had a winner. The Seadweller I have never tried on in the flesh (hard to find!) but have always wanted a little more beefy version of my GMT - especially one in ceramic. The red lettering

First Rolex - Insurance?
Finally pulled the trigger and couldn't be happier with my new DJ 126333 w/ silver dial. It's exactly what I wanted for a M-F watch.I'm curious how many folks got insurance on their watches? i.e. homeowners add-on insurance for jewelry. Or strongly recommended?