Girard-Perregaux Sea & Chrono Hawk Watches
I knew it was coming and I am glad that it is finally here. Similar to brands such as Jaeger-LeCoultre, Girard-Perregaux makes (or made) really good sport watches that it does not really market that much. You just sort of need to know about them. For a while, the last remaining sport watch Girard-Perregaux made was the Sea Hawk - a high-end diver with a personality complex not knowing whether it was a serious sport watch meant for action or a luxury lifestyle watch meant for cocktail hour. And when was the last time you even heard about the Laureato collection?At the end of 2012, Girard-Perregaux brings them both back into the limelight under a single collection - the Hawk. While the Laureato collection is retired for the time being, its design DNA has been incorporated into the new Sea Hawk and Chrono Hawk models. You can see the familiar design of the lugs and the octagonal bezel in there. Of course, it has been mashed together with elements from the last generation Sea Hawk models.

RG ROC or RG ROO?
I'm conflicted now. Which would you guys pick? The new RG ROC on a leather strap with brown or blue dial (probably would change blue strap on blue dial to black). Or the new RG ROO? Also I'd be willing to wait till next year to get the in house movement in the ROC. This choice would be a lot easier if I could afford the RG ROC on a bracelet .

Two questions on Seamaster 2254.50
Hi all,As above, below are the questions. I am just seeking some opionion as nobody knows what holds for the future.1) With the rising prices of omega new watches, do you think seamaster 2254.50 price will also in relative be brought up in price?2) If so, how much would you think it might be in 5 to 10 years time.Just seeking some ball park and estimate, I know it might not be accurate.But thanks.

RG Nautilus and Cufflinks shots
My Nautilus and some matching cufflinks.

Inevitability
If you're a true WIS (either hardcore or not so hardcore) is the road to Patek inevitable?