Daniel Roth Endurer Chronosprint Watch
This is probably the nicest Daniel Roth watch I know of, which is saying a lot since Daniel Roth watches are usually REALLY NICE. No, it isn't the fanciest, or most complex watch - and to a large degree the watch is a total contradiction. For example, the name "Chronosprint" makes you think of measuring quick short times, when in reality, it is just the opposite with this self described chronograph for measuring longer measurements of time (because it does not count the seconds). Only hours and minutes are measures in the subsidiary dial with two hands that replicates the chronograph look of some modern Patek Philippe chronograph watches, along with a few other makes. The dial that looks like a smaller watch face has one hand to measure minutes (60), and another to measure hours (12). Daniel Roth describes this complication as a simple but effective feature of the watch. The movement is exclusive to this Endurer Chronosprint, and is the DR 1306 automatic mechanical calibre. Complica

Specs of Concord C1 chronograph wristwatch
The C1 was a case of 44 mm with a very rugged look. The rubber under the monitoring allows to absorb shocks and make shows more robust. There is a Sapphire thick 3.30 mm and a Crown of rubber, composite and steel. It has a Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute.

Seiko Spirit SCVE003 Review
Have you ever fallen for something instantly and unexpectedly? It's happened to me with people, places, designs, and, in this case, a watch. Now it might seem strange that my love of this watch was unexpected, since Seiko is one of my absolute favorite brands, but if you had described to me a watch with a red-accented silver dial, 40 mm case with 18 mm wire lugs, and an off-centered 24-hour indicator, I probably would have given you a hard "PASS."? Thankfully instead, I saw it first �C and here we are.Seiko Spirit SCVE003 ReviewCase: Polished stainless steelMovement: Seiko 4R37ADial: Silver/White with red accentsLume: NoLens: Sapphire crystalBracelet: Stainless steelWater Res.: 10 atm (330 ft)Dimensions: 40.5 x 47.3 mmThickness: 13.2 mmLug Width: 18 mmCrown: 5.5 x 3 mmWarranty: 1 year through Seiko, 2 Years through AmazonPrice: ~$200CaseAt 40 mm, the SCVE003's case is right in my sweet spot for a casual sports watch. The bezel is thick and narrow, giving the watch a handsome profile and

another pilot has landed
here is the 5524G which i got yesterday (as mentioned in the other thread on the pilot that has landed). unfortunately i cannot wear it properly until the AD gets the shorter strap from PP. actually, i saw a pic of a 5524G with a dark blue croc strap from camille fournet, which i am thinking of ordering.other than that: amazing lume, amazingly good readability and cure of details. nevertheless it could be a great everyday watch. it is my first WG watch, which i like very much.bad news: my 5712R is gone:::((( well, you know how it goes, wife's rule said one watch in, one watch out:::))).ps: possibly the days where the 5524G was rare could be gone since apparently a whole bunch of them was delivered ton ADs in europe (don't know about asia and the US though).

How popular are Pam268
Guys as I have no idea regarding Panerai's can some one guide me about this model. I prefer the Radimor case vs the luminor case