The New 39 mm NOMOS Lambda
The beloved independent brand, NOMOS, has just announced that they will be making an addition to the Lambda collection by including a 39 mm version in three color variations. 1 OF 4 2 OF 4 The NOMOS Lambda, which we reviewed here, was first introduced in 2013 and has since won a number of awards. Originally designed with a 42 mm case, the new 39 mm has the same in-house caliber DUW 1001 NOMOS Glashütte manual-winding movement as its predecessor. The 39 mm case is a welcome addition to the Lambda family and will be appreciated by those who may want something a little smaller than the original case size. The 39 mm is available in three variations: 18k rose gold with "golden" hands, 18k rose gold with blued steel hands, and 18k rose gold with "black velvet" dial and "golden" hands. 3 OF 4 4 OF 4 The retail is €11,800 or approximately $17,000. For more information please visit the NOMOS website.

Incoming "sort of"
So I have been looking online at the PAM00687 that will be released soon and deciding how I feel about it. I have been wanting to pick up a Radiomir to go with my 422 and I love the dial on the 687. I am not sure how limited this watch is going to be or what the demand will be but I never have any luck landing hard to get pieces despite spending decent money with my AD. Today I put in a call and to my surprise I was the first to inquire about the watch and with a 20% deposit was able to secure the watch that they say I should get sometime in March! The other thing that is pretty cool is they will order it in with a long strap, this is great news since the standard size strap on my 422 was to short to use. Anyone else going to be getting one of these? I was a little on the fence but now that I know I am getting one I am totally happy and $9800 price tag seems reasonable.

Pam 384 anyone?
I've recently stumbled across the Pam 384, what a beautiful looking watch! I'm very intrigued! Does anyone have/had one that can tell me about it. The Good, the bad and the ugly...Thanks all!

Advice welcome... 372 - 587 - 422????
I'm leaning toward the 587 because they seem to be selling right around retail and I'm particularly drawn to the Marina Militare style but 372's are going for extremely appealing prices by comparison and the crown guard speaks to me a bit as well. The 422 would allow for sight of the second hands a bit more complex style though of course and its pricing is certainly a middle ground.... In my shoes which would you fine gentlemen pick as your only Panerai in the watch collection? I'm not a particularly dressed up individual on a daily basis I should say and my stature is that of a 6' Bodybuilder so none of them would be particularly large looking on me. Any guidance/suggestions are much appreciated - thanks for looking!

how do you store your watches?
So when you're not wearing them, how do you store your rolexes?Do you put them in a self winding box? just a regular watch box or something else?I'd love to see some ideas :)