Introducing: The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Diver Chronograph
It was six years ago that Audemars Piguet released their very first ISO certified diver’s watch, the Royal Oak Offshore Diver. Some of you may recall an in-depth review of the this watch conducted by Jason Heaton, our resident diver and contributor. It was here that he tested the capabilities of this cult classic. 1 OF 4 While Jason did find some technical flaws, such as the internal bezel being difficult to use, he found the overall visibility to be optimal. The conclusion? Maybe not the best watch for diving and timing underwater BUT certainly a cool watch and very collectible from a horological standpoint. With that said, you can imagine our excitement to see the new Royal Oak Offshore Diver Chronograph. 2 OF 43 OF 4 This new release is exceptionally cool. The watch features the automatic caliber 3124/3841 fitted to the 42 mm stainless-steel case that can dive up to 300 meters. What is the 3124/3841 exactly? If you Google it, you'll see it was f

Which horse to the stable?
Hi everyone, I currently own a Patek 5164g (slate dial) a JLC Grand Reverso Ultra Thin Duoface Bleu and a Rolex GMT IIc. Looking to add the final piece to my core four. The choices are: or The ROC Tribute to Italy is a great complement to the current stable. The ROP is just dang gorgeous but competes with my 5146, complication wise (why have an AC and a PC?). What say you? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My first 1950: 320 !!!!
After hours, and hours on this forum -and others - reading about the different options for a GMT in the Panerai family, I finally decided to get the 320. I know it is not a full 24-hour GMT, but I like it much better than the PAM 88 for several reasons:- 1950's case.- In House movement.- Cleaner dial.- Hide-away GMT hand while not traveling.- And the most important one: Ability to change the LOCAL time in 1 hour increments without having to stop the movement.I would have been happy with the 88 if I had been able to move the local hour without stoping the movement, but in the 88, it is the GMT hand that moves in 1-hour clicks without hacking, which for me, didn't make much sense while traveling.I just got it today, BNIB, in all its glory. It is a hefty watch. After trying it at a local dealer earlier in the week, I was a little concerned about it being a little top heavy, and a little larger than I am used to (my daily watch is a 42mm Rolex Explorer II). But after I put it on,

114060 or 116710ln
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Incoming! Yas!
Hi guys, my first 2018 incoming! let's play a guessing game... I've been wanting this one on and off a few years now. I think 2 years ago, this was always available in the shelves of ADs. I've always passed it up as I figured I have others on my list I wanted more. Of course that was then. Fast forward 2018, this is now not as easily available in the ADs, in fact, it's got its own wait list. Today I called a local AD to see what he has in stock, he said he had this watch available but was named after another client when it came up in conversation. He stated that he will call the other client to see if he is still interested as he has been holding it for 3 days now (wow I didn't know ADs held watches for that long, another AD was only willing to hold something for me for 24 hours max) Anyway, g'head and guess!! Ps, the ADs manager gave me a hat with my purchase. Had a really good first purchase experience. He added that he leaves for Basel in a week. I hope that they can supply be more