Richard Mille Diver’s Watch RM028
Richard Mille’s first foray into the dive watch genre was the $495,000, RM025 tourbillon chronograph measuring 50.7mm in diameter and 19.1mm thick. His new RM028 diver is more in tune with the times – a bit smaller and a bit simpler. The RM028 measures 47mm x 14.6mm and it offers hours, minutes, central seconds and date. But like all Richard Mille creations, it contains its fair share of interesting technical features and exotic materials. The chief weapon in the 028’s technical arsenal is Mille’s exclusive variable rotor geometry that allows the owner to adjust the watch to wind faster or slower, to account for the owner’s activity level. The curved, three-piece case is titanium, as are the movement’s bottom plate, bridges and balance cock. The case is water resistant to 300 meters.The skeletonized movement is powered by twin barrels to improve the stability of torque over a longer period. The power reserve is 55 hours. The rotor uses an arm and fla

Talking Watches: With Pras
If you were growing up in the mid '90s like I was, there were a few albums that transcended any form of genre or culture to become part of something bigger – part of life. The Score was one of those albums. The Fugees, consisting of Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, and Pras Michel, went on to win two Grammys and The Score went platinum twice over. At the center of this trio is today's guest. Not only is the man who can be held responsible for the creation of this super group (Pras discovered Lauryn Hill in high school in South Orange, New Jersey) a seasoned performer and writer, but he is also an acclaimed documentary filmmaker, philanthropist, and yes, even a serious watch collector. This is Talking Watches with the Fugees' Pras Michel. Audemars Piguet Millenary Rose Gold 1 OF 20 Pras is a lover of rose gold, and this Millenary dates to the the earliest years of AP's production of this line. Pras wears this watch often when he needs something subtle

I'll keep my current AT 8500
https://.omegawatches/watches...ts-collection/Glad to see Omega changing things up, like the dial pattern, the reshape of the case, and the date relocation, but I'll keep my current Aqua Terra over the new any day.

Tudor Black Bay Blue or GMT
The reason for this post is a little confusing to me. I've never been a fan of the Tudors snowflake hands and large crown. I've even said it here a couple of times that it's a deal breaker for me. With that said I had some free time yesterday morning so I thought I'd do a bit of window shopping. I popped into a Tudor AD and the Black Bay Blue really caught my eye, wow what a beautiful piece, the snowflake hand isn't anywhere near as overpowering as it looks in pictures and I hardly notice the crown when on the wrist. Pictures really don't do this watch justice. If only I could make my mind up I'd be sitting here now with it on my wrist.I know we we get a lot of these post's, I'm guilty of opening them myself before but thought I'd ask the community for opinions. So for the options, Tudor Black Bay Blue Aged Leather StrapI don't like how the leather strap sits very low on the watch. I want to wear the watch on a black and blue RubberB band. The leather strap comes with the deployment c

At the range this morning with my trusty BLNR and M&P
Quality time with my BLNR. Anyone else?Before anyone asks, I shoot righty, but had to hold the Shield in my left hand for the photo. I have shot off-handed with no apparent problems with the watch.