Talking Watches: One Year After The Launch Of Talking Watches, Every Episode In Order
It's hard to believe, but it was just one year ago – to the day – that we launched a little video series with a rock star in a Soho cafe. Yup, today is the one year anniversary of Talking Watches. To celebrate all the stories we've heard, the watches we've seen, and the cheese knives made legendary, we are running every single episode of Talking Watches in a single post, from episode one with John Mayer, all the way to episode eight with Fabrizio Sotti. That is over one hour and ten minutes worth of Talking Watches, each as good as the next. Click through to relive the fun, and watch this space for episode nine coming very soon!Episode One: Musician John Mayer Episode Two: NBA Star J.J. Redick Episode Three: Mega Collector and Author John Goldberger Episode Four: Man of the World Founder Alan Maleh Episode Five: KISS Drummer Eric Singer Episode Six: Mega-Collector Alfredo Paramico

Deciding on next acquisition....
We ALL know how much FUN the hunt is for the next piece to add to the collection...here is my predicament, if you will. I think I have pretty much decided that I REALLY want a ROC to go along with my DIVER...Now...here's the thing. After researching, looking around I'm thinking I want to wait for AP to release the in house chrono movement. Only thing about that is...who knows when that'll be...Face it...I think we all know that when on the hunt for the new watch...you can only hold out so long!Just thought I'd see what everyone's thoughts were.Cheers all

Came back to AP today
Fed up with what to me was a delicate scratch magnet I sold my 26320 10 months ago and consolidated my collection with 4 rolex. My wife is a big AP fan and I have always wanted a novelty however circumstances never allowed. I received a good trade offer a few weeks back and waited patiently whilst this went through the premature B1 water resistance test and got a BNIB GP strap fitted but today another grail hit my collection and I wanted to share with any potential buyers wondering how a 44mm watch fits on a 7 3/4 wrist.I'll be doing a short write up on my grails on the Rolex forum in the next few weeks but here is in my opinion the perfect AP ROO

Question about the Royal Oak 15300
Hello,Is it possible to change a white dial at service to black or blue. If so do you know the aprox. cost for dial change incl. dial.What dial colour did the first series of the 15300 initially come with???The reason that I��m asking is that the white dial, which I do think looks great, usually is the cheapest to get on a Royal Oak 15300 on the second hand market.The problem is that I have a White dial Daytona that I would like to keep like that...if you know what I mean.Thanks and have a good day.//Fred

any one heard of a Breitling Aviastar
Current price for one i now they had a limited production.