I know, I know, this is far from being the first time I post it, but for me, it is one of the epitomes of Coolness, when it comes to the Royal Oak Off Shore. Best, Nicolas

Not my favorite version as I prefer the titanium then the platinum version, but it is quite something! A kind of King of Cool. Credit: Watchcollecting. Best, Nicolas

From left to right: Trulli, Barrichello and Juan Pablo Montoya: Among these three, which is your favorite? For me: JPM first, then Barrichello. All three are Titanium, by the way. Best, Nicolas

Once upon a time, like 15 years ago, I had a few of them: Seems like people are shying away from these nowadays. I was very fond of the RBII and JPM too, and their prices are becoming quite attractive. On the other hand, the 15202 Jumbo in white dial whic

The Montoya? Source: Unknown

Then upgraded to (for me till today) the best looking ROO THE RBII Fast forward to last year where I rebought the JPM from bonhams at the exact price o bought it back then (the ratail price) and gave it to my eldest son who is fir good or bad is into watc

One of my favorite Royal Oak Off Shore. I really regret this one... Best, Nicolas

It's definitely an uncomfortable & uncertain time. I hope the tariff can be deescalate without too much damage. The alternative will be painful across the global. Was just on a panel discussion with GS and JPM. The thought is very similar across many firm

My experiences as follows : 1. Hirsch. Decent quality for the price. Relatively affordable, many colour, material and texture choices. The lifetime is not too good though. After 1-2 years usually broken on the spring bar position, the keeper and loop. 2.

Mostly about the re-dialing of chronographs, dealer editions, etc. Somehow AP got away from offering at least 1 cool and unique Offshore each year. I think the new 43mm End of Days says it all. To me, it is just another 43mm Offshore. To call it an "End o