Panerai PAM339 Radiomir Composite Marina Militare 8 Giorni Watch
Comparing the watch releases of SIHH 2010 and Baselworld 2010, I would have to say that for the most part I was more impressed with the releases at SIHH, and it was a significantly smaller show. Why that is I am not sure, but here is another one of the good things that I spotted. This isn't just another Panerai watch, but rather the PAM339 in a special ceramic case. While it doesn't surprise me to see Panerai going ceramic, it just sort of happened without notice.Panerai doesn't even call their material ceramic really, but rather "Composite." Why? Not sure, there must be some sneaky marketing decision. One of the reasons likely has to do with the fact that Panerai uses a different type of ceramic. It is very light, and stated to be much harder than standard ceramics. The hardness is a little bit harder that standard zirconia ceramics, and way harder than steel. In terms of weight, Panerai Composite weighs less than titanium, and just a bit more than aluminum. In fact, the material is s

Limited Edition - Royal Oak Offshores - "Too Much of a Good Thing?"
Hello All,I just wanted some general opinions on the wash of Royal Oak Offshores that are Limited Editions. It seems like AP puts out alot of Limited Edition Royal Oak Offshore watches and I'm not sure how I feel about that.On one side, I like that the limited runs of 'unique' watches is a constant in their product portfolio - thus offering those customers the opportunity to own very singular pieces, but on the other side, I just feel like it's such a marketing ploy to drive up retail prices of watches with 'new materials' etc...What do you all think/feel? Is the constant offerings of Limited Edition Royal Oak Offshores Too Much of a Good Thing?Thanks,

Superquartz life expectancy
Hi Guys, can some one please explain to me the life span of a superquartz battery.Actually can someone please explain evrything about it ? cheers

TT Sub arrived today and I need your thoughts
My A serial TT Sub arrived today and I'm pretty happy with it. It was serviced by Rolex in 2015 and came with all associate paperwork and the original warranty.

To Wind or Not To Wind...
Good evening, all! I'm new here and I'm sure there are past posts about this, but I thought I would ask all of you. To wind or not to wind? I currently have an 116610LN, 116718BLNR, and a PAM01320 along with a Wolf Meridian Triple Watch Winder. Would appreciate and love any opinions and advice. Thank you in advance!