Watches - another OCD problem
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That is, without question, my absolute favorite Rolex.
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That Milgauss is a grail piece
A little more humble but no less indestructible, the Muhle Glashutte SAR with the Johnny Cash
And just because we actually saw sun yesterday
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That " Cash Cuff " is looking good @Anesthetist
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Hodinkee have announced a limited edition with Blancpain, and they are teasing it with this image.
My guess is that it is likely to be a version of the Fifty Fathoms MilSpec, likely without a date window, as Hodinkee tend to delete these.
It is due to drop on 15th December, and will likely sell out soon after.
I just saw on another forum that guys are trying to sell these at $6000-$7000 (USD) above the original asking price ($14,000). I wonder when this madness will stop.
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I just saw on another forum that guys are trying to sell these at $6000-$7000 (USD) above the original asking price ($14,000). I wonder when this madness will stop.
No idea. I'm seeing Rolex Datejusts selling over retail, and that is their bread-and-butter line.
@kye4some that Bond Omega looks good!
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Nice Omega @kye4some !
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wearing my G-shock GA-1000 today.
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I'm lucky enough to control myself about watches : I always had only one. After a Sinn and a Stowa I got the Tissot T complication which is perfect for me : size, look, I love it ! Just not found of the strap that comes with it, I changed it as soon as I got it.
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legendary @kye4some great photo of an amazing watch
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I'm lucky enough to control myself about watches : I always had only one.
I admire your self control. I’m not quite so good but sticking at three for now. The Fastrider, a SAR (I don’t think I’ll get a better picture than @Anesthetist) and a Meistersinger Pangaea (because sometimes one hand is enough).
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Is that Panerai a 210? I'm just doing that from memory. I still have a PAM24 from the G year. I have no idea how long that's been now but they must be close to running out of letters.
I'm currently down a rabbit hole with Grand Seiko. I got my true grail a few years back when I decided for the controversial and least like a Patek Philippe 5524, the aviator's watch that they could have made in the 1920s that they didn't and the one that looks too much like others. I wear it so that no one will notice and look at it for every reason but the time.
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Have we discussed the discontinuation of the steel Nautilus here? The prices are going from crazy to stupid crazy…
There are rumours of a new Nautilus (6711?), some of which suggest it might have a titanium case, so it's probably a storm in a teacup. Who knows, maybe it'll even get a hacking movement in the update.
I'm amused when Thierry Stern, the head of Patek, says he has concerns about the company being "too commercial". With a turnover of around $1.5 billion, it's not as though it's a little atelier in a back street of Geneva!
