SIHH 2015 Preview: IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Pure Classic
The Schaffhausen-based manufacture IWC will introduce a new addition to its elegant Portofino collection at SIHH 2015 in January. The IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Pure Classic has a simple, understated display and a long-running in-house caliber.The IWC Portofino family has a quiet dial layout, and the Pure Classic shows it at its most legible and direct. The dial features simple, gold-plated hour markers with Roman numerals at 12 and 6. A minutes scale runs along the outside of the dial. The hour and minutes hands are also plated in rose gold, and the dial itself is silver plated. Above it, the sapphire crystal is nonreflective and has an arched edge.Although the dial does not reveal it, the Pure Classic has an impressive power reserve of 192 hours. If you’re looking for the power-reserve indicator, you must turn the watch over: you can watch the full eight days tick down via a display seen through the sapphire crystal caseback. Also visible through the back are the two large bridge

First AP incoming... one step closer to an PP
Hi Guys or should i say enablers... I should never go on this site again so i actually enjoy this watch and not think about the next one i want already...Without further ado... Im very excited to finally walk around with an AP.

Speedmaster Pro Moon vs Tudor Heritage Chrono
Any of your thoughts on the comparisons would be appreciated. Thanks!

What is this worth?
I am thinking of selling my Omega 2512.30. I don't know if this is OK to ask or not. Sorry if it is not What would you say is a fair price for this watch?

Does anyone know what the large metal "dot" is on the back of a 324 movement?
I've always wondered what the dot is for, is it the backing of a screw that has the screw head on the dial side of the movement? Is it something else?It can be seen in the photo below at 2:00 on the Patek movement.https://.rolexforums/attachme...1&d=1491951919