Piaget himself reflects once again as a master of haute horlogerie
With these additions of "Miss Protocol", Piaget himself reflects once again as a master of haute horlogerie and innovation.Click here to see the new collection of Miss Protocol XL enamel.

AP RO for a Daytona - would you trade?
Hi guys,I have a 116520 Daytona, which I like. However, I still cant get over the RO, which was on my shortlist when buying the Daytona.I finally decided to go for the Daytona based on rugged design, good value and the overall look of it (and of course the icon status...)They are about the same price in the pre-loved market (Im thinking about the 116520 vs. AP 15300) so an even trade would be possible I guessOne of the reasons not chosing the AP was the high service cost and the more delicate feel of it (e.g. lower WR and more easily scratched) - but is this true or nothing to worry about?To conlude my long rant - would you trade a Daytona for a Royal Oak?(I guess I will get subjective answers here...)

Famous Last Words... "Just dropped by the AD today..."
I told myself only one AP, and I love the steel version that I bought a month ago. It's classy and almost reserved for a ROO.I was talking to my AD, and last week or so, started looking at the other pieces they had.1) The Diver: What a beautiful watch in person. The pictures of it never spoke to me, but in person, the watch is beautiful. The finishing is beautiful and I was smitten by how nice it looked. Especially in a black dial.2) The Bumblebee: Again, a very impressive watch in person. But alas...I couldn't get away from this one.I figure my collection needed one black timepiece, and this checked all the boxes. There are so many layers of black and different textures on this piece that I found myself mesmerized by it. I know everyone says it, but all the carbon APs have to be seen and worn in person to truly appreciate.Thank you to the CARBON ENABLERS here at TRF, hope you are proud to see the results of your efforts.Golden rule: Never go to your AD with an open mind LOL.

Not so limited Edition 007 Omega's
How cam Omega say there 007 watches are limited editions, they have already released two this year totalling nearly 15 thousand and now there are to be two more for skyfall. Although numbers have not been confirmed but probaly in the 10 thousand plus that will make 30 thousand so called limited editions, surely limited editions should be a thousand or so not ten thousand and not four in one year.

Q: PM and pitting
Gidday I have read and seen examples of case pitting / corrosion on stainless steel cases. My dad's 1970 Omega Geneve had to be retired because of pitting and subsequent water ingress.Do precious metal cases (gold and platinum) also succumb to pitting?CheersJoe