Thomas Prescher Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator Sport Watch
When was the last time you tied up your tennis shoes, got up to go outside to do something ��sporty,' and strapped on almost $500,000 dollar watch? If this is a common occurrence, Thomas Prescher's Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator Sport watches are right for you. (Thomas Prescher would like to remind you that this is a sport "looking" watch, and not intended for actually sporting activity) What is sporty about the new watch? Aside from the bolder hands and color schemes and new regulator layout, there is the added sense of purpose to your life knowing that you out to get out and do something with your sport toned timepiece.Each Thomas Prescher watch can be customer customized �� or you can just let Thomas do it his work and make you something nice. The 43mm wide case of the Triple Axis Tourbillon Sport can be ordered in 18k gold of 950 platinum. The dial has all gold or applied markers and hands. The watch is pretty thick at 16.5mm, but you have to appreciate the complex internal mechani

Nautilus 5711, 5712 or AP 15202 ST, 15400ST, or 15300 ST
Hi All,I posted a similar question on the PP forum and most recommend the Nautilus for my collection but thought I would throw it out here on the AP forum as well to get a different perspective. My current collection is below. I am considering flipping the PAM and adding another watch to the collection. After getting my Patrimony and PP Annual Calendar, the PAM is just too big and bulky. I have decided to add another SS watch on a bracelet to give me another alternative to the GMT II during the hot summer months and something that can go casual or with a suit. I also think a blue dial would fit well with my collection so am considering either the Nautilus or Royal Oak. Given my current collection, which do you guys think would be a better fit, Nautilus or RO? Factors I am considering are also availability, price, resale value, service cost, etc. For those recommending the RO, can you tell me why you would recommend one over the other? Thanks for your input.

Something I would like to share with my friends in the Forum.
Something I would like to share with my friends in the Forum. I have a feeling of disenchantment with Rolex for what is happening with the shortage of models that we can access by purchasing them directly from an official dealer. The only example was the Daytona but now it seems that it will be extended to many models that are not worth stating because we all know what they are and which in my opinion we will never be able to reach them unless we contact a gray dealer that we know that they do have all the models. I would prefer that the prices are the ones that correspond but that we can access them in a normal way. I saw a Daytona advertisement that showed the price of $ 12400 in the photo and offered it to more than $ 20,000. It is simply ridiculous.I'm not questioning the policy of Rolex because we are all free and we do what we want but my disappointment in particular is great and really moves me away from the brand that I admire so much. I use this brand since 1970 or a little ea

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What do we think about this? The price is OK, as I can trade in my HK bought 2006 Submariner in London for more than I paid for it. Love the black and red GMT. To be fair, all these watches are going to be worth more in 20 years..watchfinder.co.uk/Rolex/G...450/item/99441

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