Montblanc Villeret Grande Chronographe Watch
Exclusive manual-winding 16-360 movement, whose constructive and decorative elements are entirely in agreement with the traditional watchmaking and Montblanc Villeret Grande regulator chronograph watch is controlled. The frequency of the internal manufactured balance wheel, which is equipped with massive live on its edge and involute curve terminal Philips is 18 000 beats per hour. Each structure of the movement, bridges and levers of chronograph in the mechanism of the winding wheel are patiently in bevel and polished. The calibre of Montblanc 16-360 naturally uses a column-wheel to control Chronograph, and in agreement with the concept of high quality watchmaking, the regulator is elegant Swan-neck type, whose form displays ample technical bevelling of finishing. A back hinge protects a window of exposure Sapphire, which gauge may be easily admired.

Visited the Omega boutique today
My regular AD (where I purchase my watches) recently stopped selling Omega and I saw that a new Omega boutique opened recently near it.Today I went in and I was like a kid in a candy store, I WANTED EVERYTHING! It's nice to see pretty much all the models in the same place, on the flip side they only give 5% discounts or so they say.Right across the street there's a jewelry shop that is an Omega AD and trying to get the guy to offer a bigger discount I asked him if he didn't loose to many sales to the other store since they offered much better discounts. He told me that was the reason my regular AD is not selling Omega anymore and that the store across the street is not receiving any new product and is just selling what they have left. Apparently Omega is trying to control discounting and is going the company-owned boutique route.I tried on this watch and loved it:A Chopard Mille Miglia has always been on my list but I think this one just kicked it out and replaced it.It's an incredible

Omega AD in Minnesota
Hi! Im looking for a Omega Speedmaster Reduced. I was hoping you guys can point me where I can find the best AD here in Minnesota. From reading some of the threads here, people can get as much as 30% from an AD? I appreciate the help!

Black Bond
So it's not a photoshop as some suspected. Other than the 007, I like it. Submariner homage.

Falling out of love with Rolex
I know we are on the Rolex forum and I may get blasted for this but is anyone else falling out of love or getting bored with Rolex or their watches?I used to have a few Rolex watches (SD anniversary, Daytona, Sub, Yachtmaster) but now I only have the 16610LV and a TT GMT, I kept the TT as I don't have another TT or GMT but I even then I am thinking of selling or swapping it out as I don't really wear it. I still really respect the brand and defend it massively when ADs of other watches that don't have Rolex slate them, BUT I find the watches a bit stale...I think Tudor has had an effect on me, similar looks and you get massive bang for buck.Is Rolex really worth that much more over a Tudor? Another member posted it was buying the sub that got him excited but once he got it home the effect quickly wore off.I rotate between my Tudor BBBlack, Hamilton Pan europ chrono for daily and the APRO or VC overseas if I'm going somewhere nicer or for a more formal meeting. I never picked the Rolex(