Temption Cora Is One Of The Finest Female Watches I Know Of: One Rare Model Available
This is probably the first time I have ever seen ones of these watches for sale. There are perhaps a few thousand of them in the world for the entire Cora series. This diamond studded limited edition is one of only300 on the planet. I would classify the Temption Cora as a woman's watch that I wish were larger enough for me to wear, because they look so great. Temption is a German watch brand that I speak fondly of. I own a Temption CGK203 which I reviewed here. You'll notice my glowing feelings about the brand.The Cora is unlike any woman's watch I've seen before. You'll agree that it combines a certain classic and modern feel to it. Not quite as Bauhaus as most Temption watches, but it certainly shares an understated functionality. Despite the smaller 29mm size of this watch, nothing is sacrificed in making it a full-blooded mechanical timepiece. Inside is an automatic Swiss chronograph movement (an ETA 2094, smallest automatic chronograph movement), which is gold and viewable through

Little help here...
This is my dads Omega from way back when.....can anyone tell me about this..year, value?Thanks all

5167 year cycles / discontinued soon?
Question for you guys, the cycles of these watches were 1997-2007... then 2007-?Meaning this could be the last year of the aquanaut?I'm not certain of these dates, so pardon me if I'm wrong. But finding one was truly a mission. I called most of the ADs on the Patek website. None had it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

No love for the 5235?
I'm in the process of determining which reference will be my first PP complication. I love the 5131, but it's impossible to get. Im on the waitlist, but have no reasonable expectations that I'll ever get the lucky call. I've seen all the common AC references (5205, 5396, 5160, 5146), and while I like them, there is something about each one of them that doesn't suit me. I've seen pictures of the AC regulator online and it looks so cool. But, it is also near impossible to see in the flesh without placing an order. I've also seen little talk on TRF about it and I've only seen one incoming thread. So, help me understand what I'm missing. I don't want to get all excited about the 5235 only to realize there is something glaringly wrong with it. Any feedback would be helpful from anyone and particularly those that have seen it in the flesh. image.jpg

My first 47mm Panerai
Well after owning numerous 44mm Panerai over the years, I finally bought myself a 47mm Panerai. I had been undecided between a 422/423 or the 372. I decided to go with a 372 as it has a clean uncluttered look. I was skeptical due to the plexi, but am happy I went this route. It has this tinted look which adds that warmth that everyone describes. I already started the strap madness as expected. Here are a few pics