Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Rubens Barichello II limited on the eve of the Edition
Return to when PA was in strong links with the formula 1 and the limited edition of the models as a result of that partnership cast as gasoline in these engines large thirst. It is one of the children of this relationship. In the past, I spoke of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Rubens Barichello II limited on the eve of the Edition. In fact, it shares much in common with the pieces of limited edition of Juan Pablo Montoya. The two men were of course drivers of cars at the time. Compare the two and you can see that the designers of the AP were thought to advance this theme design. The variants of Royal Oak Offhsore Juan Pablo Montoya two from titanium or gold. I think it came out in 2002, when Mr. Montoya was much faster in the F1 scene.

Dual time at the Allianz Arena
Great sight seeing with my dual time.

Incoming............bet you didn't expect this from me!
I am making my way outside Rolex for something new so I decided to pick something up I have always admired from a distance. Debated on 42MM or 45MM, orange numbers or white numbers. NEVER entertained the orange bezel however. That's outside my comfort zone. Can't beat the price purchasing second hand especially considering how much I have spent on Rolex. So without further ado, say hello to my little 45MM friend......................

OMEGA - The Legend (ADVICE, please!)
Any thoughts about this watch from the Omega fans here on TRF? i.e.: popularity of this model & dial variation, availability and/or price expectations, good choice for a first Speedmaster? Input is greatly appreciated! Blaine

New to Panerai with a few questions
I have gotten the itch to try out Panerai again; I bought a Radiomir several years ago and had immediate buyers remorse. I've done my best to search out some answers/info but would like the experts here to solidify my searches.I don't really care for the rounder looking Luminor case and crystal, so this seems like the 1950 style is out -right? Do some 1950s have flat crystals? The manual wind cases are going to be slightly thinner than automatic?I think I am leaning towards the PAM 510. I can't find too many recent reviews or posts on this movement; most of what I see are from a couple years ago when the haven't had the test of time posts were common. What is the general consensus of this movement vs the eta in the PAM 111?I am open to suggestions from those who are far more versed than I. I think I would prefer the sandwich dial, small seconds, clear case back, water resistant to 300m. (The clear case back on the 510 is a little boring which is one complaint I have with that mode