Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days Titanio DLC Watch
Panerai has announced a stable of new models this week at Watches & Wonders in Hong Kong. Among a range of new Radiomirs, we find two very cool limited edition dial variations for the Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days Titanio DLC. Panerai's vintage-inspired 1950's line offers a time-proven aesthetic that reflects the early days of the Luminor case and the addition of its now iconic lever action crown guard. With the 1950 3 Days Titanio DLC, Panerai is offering a "best of both worlds" solution that provides their classic Italian diver-style in a lightweight but scratch-resistant DLC titanium case.These two limited edition Luminors differ only by dial design. The PAM617 (above, left) employs Panerai's classic black logo sandwich dial with the distinctive 12, 3, 6, and 9 numerals and a sub seconds display, while the PAM629 (above, right) is given a "cali dial," which mixes arabic and roman numerals in a nod to the early Radiomirs that bore a similar dial design. The PAM629's dial is otherwi

Piaget launches three exceptional watches from the Limelight collection.
Piaget launches three exceptional watches from the Limelight collection. These remarkable models decorated with extravagant femininity and refinement, are a reminder eloquent master of Piaget, the watchmaking expertise cultivated by its manufacture in the Côte - the-Fées Supreme and the know-how of the jewellery exercised in its manufacture in Geneva.

Betteridge does it again ....Incoming!!
Just got this today and I couldn't be happier, it blends perfectly with my small collection. So the 3 watch theory is strong (2PP and 1 Rolex) ...lol Thanks to Betteridge, keep saying it but yes Awesome Patek AD And here you go Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Datejust 116234 Siver Decorated Arab Numerals
Posted this in error in the wrong forum so here it is again...Any members here have one of these? It's the 36mm and not the DJ2.It's been catching my eye for a while. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on it.Pic not mine and taken from internet.....

What's your story?
Lately I've been reading some good nice feel Rolex stories like Jack Nicklaus wearing just one watch, a DD 1803 since 1967.I've also read a story where a man purchased his Rolex (forgot which model) like 50 years ago and that was his only watch. He told stories of significant milestones of his life while wearing the watch - from huge events like his wedding, the birth of his children to as mundane everyday human stories. If you look at his watch, you could actually see and feel that it's been to war and survived the battles. And that makes it special.What makes our watches special? We all have the same watches. There's nothing significant when we bought it because there are hundres of thousand in production out there somewhere in the world. What makes our watch special are the stories and every story is unique.So just recently, I've decided to sell all of my stuff (Rolex, Omegas, Pams, Breitlings, Tags, etc), some were handed off to my wife and I retained only 3 - A Sub date, GMT II an