IWC Pilot Chronograph Top Gun Miramar Watch
Hitting pretty close to home (for me) IWC announces its first new watch of 2012 with a piece titled after the location of a US Marine Corps base in San Diego. Miramar is the location of the Naval Air Station and where TOPGUN pilots are trained. For a while now IWC has been proud of its Top Gun labeled aviator watches and 2012 sees the continuation and extension of that collection.According to IWC 2012 is going to be the year of the pilot watch for the brand. It seems as though their new strategy is to focus on? specific product families each year. Last year IWC focused on a major refresh of their Portofino watches, and the Pilot collection gets all the attention this year. One of IWC's most popular models is their Big Pilot watch, which should also see a notable addition this year.To tease the entire collection that will soon be released at SIHH 2012 IWC has released information on the Pilot Chronograph Ton Gun Miramar. It houses a brand new in-house made movement (which will be a part

Survivor ROO
Hi Guys : Thinking about getting something out of the norm for a ROO. Been thru multiple 44's want something that's different and stands out. Something that is uncommon to even someone who knows and owns AP's. The survivor comes to mind. Looking for input on the model, I know it's a love or hate it piece because of the push guards, case & bezel design but that's what's attracting me to it. Would love to hear your thoughts. Found a mint one on TRF complete set for 31K. Here are some pics for reference. Happy 4th to us Americans !

Black Dial Differences between 15400vs15300
i've seen white dial differences between 15400 and 15300 which 400 is more silvery rather thaan 300 which is more flat white.What about the black dial? is it different also betwen 300 and 400?and also about the 15300 clasp is it only come with the AP logo model or also come with the new model like 15400 clasp? which is better?thankyou!

Fedex Shipping Insurance
Not sure if this is the right place for this question, but I recently sold a watch here on the forum, and I went into a Fedex store to ship it. I asked for insurance to cover the value of the watch ($5,000) and was told they only provide coverage up to $1,000. I was somewhat surprised as their website indicated otherwise. I called another Fedex office in another city and was told the same thing.....$1,000. So, I wound up using USPS.Some sellers on here use Fedex insured shipping, so I was just wondering if anyone else has had the same experience.

Sub Date Available at Goldsmiths Bullring - UK
Putting this out there for a TRF member. I had a call 10 minutes ago from the AD saying they have a Sub date in stock.I passed as I have my Hulk now, but if another member in the U.K. is interested you can speak to the shop on *0121 616 1876‬