- Dec 25, 2012
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18 million on one piece! Dude has to eventually go bankrupt.
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The Timepiece Thread vol: READ THE 1st POST!!!
- Aug 22, 2012
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With Rolex OP 36 can I expect to walk out same day with the watch?
- Dec 13, 2004
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if you mean if they would have it in stock then there is a very good chance
- Aug 2, 2004
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Anyone here ever dealt with WatchGuyNYC? He has some competitive pricing on brand new pieces.
- Jul 20, 2017
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Since Floyd has his own promotion, he is getting such a big piece of the pie when he steps into the ring... I think its more wishful thinking that he will spend all his money but the guy is not as dumb as many assume
- Dec 13, 2004
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the ceo of his promotion ellerbe looks like a very smart man and dude probably controls his flow of money for mayweather
hell they are promoting the pac v broner match next week which is funny considering that is probably his last big payday if he ever comes back to box
i still think he's too brash with his money though but being that way is also how he made his money so...
hell they are promoting the pac v broner match next week which is funny considering that is probably his last big payday if he ever comes back to box
i still think he's too brash with his money though but being that way is also how he made his money so...
- Apr 12, 2013
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Mayweather is never going bankrupt. The only thing that's bankrupt is his taste.
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- Dec 13, 2004
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- May 1, 2003
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Saw the new blue face Santos in person today. I don’t remember the larger size looking so big when I first checked it out.
- Jan 5, 2008
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I want a stainless sub preferably without cyclops, been searching the forum, really the perfect low-key daily.
- Oct 12, 2018
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There's no sub without a Cyclops except the Submariner 114060 in the current line-up. But the are other options like the seadweller 4000, Tudor black bays and pelagos. If you wanted though you could get a sub with a cyclops and swap the crystal for a flat one. You'll lose a proof of authenticity that is laser etched on the crystal.
- Jan 5, 2008
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Wouldn't go through all that, have no issue getting a older model, torn between that and a Panerai Luminor
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You want an older model? There's the 14060, 14060m or 5512/3. I would go 14060m if I was to go classic as you have as close to the modern refinements. If you already have a few nice watches then the panarai might be your choice but if it's your first the rollie would be my choice.
- Jan 5, 2008
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Appreciate the info.. currently just the Wimbledon DJII, but been wanting something black I can wear with a rubber strap.
- Mar 10, 2013
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Seeing a lot of yellow gold lately. So dope.
- Oct 12, 2018
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Sub looks good on a rubber b strap.
- Dec 13, 2004
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It’s been a busy SIHH for Audemars Piguet as the Swiss watchmaker unveiled two new Royal Oak collections: a new 38mm Chronograph and the 41mm Ref. 15500.
The self-winding Royal Oak Chronograph now comes in a rather compact 38mm casing, falling below the ”jumbo” 44mm piece and the popular 41mm, which replaced the 39mm in 2012. Releasing in four versions, two in steel and two in rose gold, with different dial color variations, it’s not a drastic overhaul, but it does make a mainstay in the AP catalog much more wearable for today’s man.
The new base-model 41mm Ref. 15500 replaces the Ref. 15400 that launched back in 2012, and with subtle upgrades. A new in-house caliber 4302 movement has the wristwatch beating at 4 Hz instead of 3 Hz and offering 70 hours of power reserve instead of 60. This new movement does make the Ref. 15500 thicker than it’s predecessor however, at 10.4mm versus 9.8mm. As with the 38mm Chrono, this collection is available in both steel and rose gold, where the steel version comes with your chose of a blue, grey or black dial, and the rose gold, black dial piece can be purchased with a leather strap or gold bracelet.
The self-winding Royal Oak Chronograph now comes in a rather compact 38mm casing, falling below the ”jumbo” 44mm piece and the popular 41mm, which replaced the 39mm in 2012. Releasing in four versions, two in steel and two in rose gold, with different dial color variations, it’s not a drastic overhaul, but it does make a mainstay in the AP catalog much more wearable for today’s man.
The new base-model 41mm Ref. 15500 replaces the Ref. 15400 that launched back in 2012, and with subtle upgrades. A new in-house caliber 4302 movement has the wristwatch beating at 4 Hz instead of 3 Hz and offering 70 hours of power reserve instead of 60. This new movement does make the Ref. 15500 thicker than it’s predecessor however, at 10.4mm versus 9.8mm. As with the 38mm Chrono, this collection is available in both steel and rose gold, where the steel version comes with your chose of a blue, grey or black dial, and the rose gold, black dial piece can be purchased with a leather strap or gold bracelet.
- Dec 13, 2004
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AP Minute Repeater Supersonnerie
AP Automatic Chronograph
AP Flying Tourbillon
- Dec 13, 2004
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Cartier Santos Chronograph
- Apr 12, 2013
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38mm ROC is intriguing. I always found the 41mm too big due to the thickness of the case.
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