luxurious Pre-Corum Admirals Cup Split-Seconds Chronograph Watch
Corum will bring to the prestigious complication split-seconds chronograph to the collection of their popular Admiral Cup of watchmaking. Admiral Corum watch of Cup Challenge 44 seconds Split chronograph will feature a case 44 mm rose gold 18 K in diameter, a carbon fibre bezel, and a guard of the Crown accented by elements of rubber sport. Black lacquered dial is the emblematic nautical flags on his Bride, and the chronograph subdials are lined with 18 carat gold. The watch is equipped with a crocodile strap and a corresponding loop of pink gold. This Corum Cup watch new Admiral is animated by a movement of automatic mechanical 31-jewel which has obtained the COSC certification; the chronograph offers a counter 12 hours and 30 minutes, as long as continuously running subsidiary seconds. The split-seconds chronograph function is activated by the push-piece on the case between eight and 09.

Brainstorming Session/Watch Help!
Hey Guys,About two weeks ago I purchased my first AP Rubberclad Black Dial. I've had a Yellow Gold Black Dial Rolex Daytona for about 5 years now and rarely wear it as it isn't the most practical watch to wear every day. I've thought about trading it or selling it but was hoping some of your brilliant watch minds could hear a few of my ideas and give some feedback.A little background is that I also have a vintage Rolex Submariner Black Dial and a Cartier Roadster XL Silver Dial. I work in media so I usually wear an Apple Watch to work and mix in the above two.1) Sell Daytona or do even trade and get AP Royal Oak Chronograph2) Sell Daytona and get Rolex GMT II Batman and keep the extra cash (~8/9K)3) Sell Daytona and keep the money4) Keep Daytona and as I get older it'll get more practicalBest,Scott

So thanks guys, I made my decision!
Thanks again for all the feedback in my last thread, I really did appreciate it.When it came down to it, I wanted something different that pushed me out of my normal collection, and this piece did it.The BEST part about this piece for me is how it is constantly different looking in different lighting. Everytime I look at it, it is different. The best angle, which I haven't caught on camera yet, is when I am outside under blue skies, the piece just beams with a touch of blue radiance, like when a clean diamond is outside. I find myself constantly looking at new subtle details I hadn't noticed prior.I left the plastic on these pictures, I finally decided to keep it, as my AD gave me three days with it to make sure I was happy. The milling on the steel is impeccable!Glad to be part of the AP club, this one is a keeper!Here are two small pics that show the drastic difference in lighting in the span of 5 minutes.

New Patek Models - all new Nautilus? !
Credit to patekoholic on Instagram. What do you guys think?

Rolex Reddit
I check the Rolex forum on Reddit once or twice a week. How many of you guys are on there too?