Hands-On: The Ralph Lauren 867 Square Model In White Gold
Ralph Lauren is a person of many paradoxes – a man whose career has spanned many decades; a man who almost single-handedly created a uniquely American, but also very cosmopolitan, design language rooted in an aspirational vision of European luxury and history; a man who has managed to absorb with equal enthusiasm influences as disparate as the design language and passion for richness of materials of the Art Deco era, the world of equestrian sports, the automotive world, and that of Western work apparel – and that’s far from a comprehensive list. He’s one of the most publicly recognized names in fashion, style and design and yet, at the same time, he’s very protective of his own privacy and that of his family, seldom granting interviews. A few years ago, a friend of his who is also notoriously publicity averse, and who shares Mr. Lauren’s general dislike of being personally covered in the press, got together with him to make a lifelong dream of

BASELWORLD 2009 - NEW References - Nautilus 7010 & 7011
NAUTILUS 7010 &7011Patek Philippe presents its legendary Nautilus in a feminine version, in white or pink gold with or without a diamond-set bezel and with a silvered white or anthracite dial. The exclusive design of the original Nautilus dial, a sport-chic watch par excellence, has been re-interpreted for the woman of today. The new case is presented in a new dimension – 32 mm instead of the 28.5 mm of the original Ref. 4700 model – in a highly contemporary composition. This model comes with exclusive white or pink gold rings inspired by the octagonal shape of the Nautilus bezel.MovementQuartz, caliber E 23 S CFunctionsHours, minutes, seconds and dateCase18K white or pink gold, 32 mm Bezel set with 46 diamonds (~ 0.73 ct) or plainWater-resistant to 60 mDialSilvered white or anthracite grey Luminescent gold applique hour markersDate window at 3 o’clockBracelet/Strap18K white or pink gold with Nautilus folding clasp.Source: Patek Philippe S.A

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Another incoming thread
This has been an active incoming board recently. So... yet another. Here's a hint. Slot between my beloved 15202 and the sub. Sporty, able to be dressed up and down, and just plain cool. Hal - you already know so no guessing.

Omega Noobie question on Speedy Pro...
What is the model number for the regular production Speedmaster Professional?Is there a difference in price and depreciation on the secondary market between the model above and the one with the display back?Thank You