Pairs Well With: C Ward Trident C60 GMT 600 Burgundy
Yesterday we took a look at the Christopher Ward Trident C60 GMT 600 38mm with the beautiful burgundy bezel. Boasting a GMT function and some impressive water resistance, the C60 makes for a great getaway watch and it's the only timepiece you'll need on your next family vacation. With the weather finally warming up for some fun in the sun, today's Pairs Well With matches the C60 with some key travel essentials that'll have you looking good on your flight over, on the beach, and on your nights out and about.Ludlow Sportcoat in Italian Cotton �C Caspian BlueThis sportcoat from J.crew is a great warm-weather staple, and it's the perfect piece for those vacation nights when tank tops and swim trunks just won't cut it. It's made of cotton and is completely unstructured (no internal canvasing and padding), so it's lightweight and casual. The color is also more vibrant than your standard navy and it plays off the deep burgundy of the bezel quite well.Gitman Bros. Vintage Oxford Cloth Button Do

Hands-On: With The Roger Dubuis La Mon��gasque, A Completely In-House Column-Wheel Chronograph With Poin?on De Geneve Certification
Though I try to?analyze watches from a purely objective standpoint, La Mon��gasque from Roger Dubuis made me consider the peculiar way that my perception of a watch can be partially influenced by the character of the person?wearing that watch. On the wrong individual, this watch in particular could be a disaster �C a predictable paean to conspicuous consumption. But on the right person, perhaps someone driven by unique personal tastes that run against the status quo, La Mon��gasque would warrant a closer, but still critical look, that would reveal an unexpected amount of technical substance within. Poin?on de Geneve It's not the best sign, but when you log?on to the Roger Dubuis website, the first thing you hear �C hear, not see �C is deep house music. Granted, it sounds like expensive deep house, the type?you would hear at 2:00 a.m. while somewhat conscious in a booth at?Les Caves du Roy.Normally, this is an indication that a brand is much more about flash than substance, but

15300 for everyday piece?
I've owned a blue 15300 for almost a year and have worn it sparingly. This beauty needs some wear! I have favored a few Rolex and IWC pieces for daily wear, but am thinking this should be put in the mix. If I was to knock it or scratch it, what's the worse that can happen? I'm not planning on wearing it like a g-shock, but am on the move constantly.

nice 5004 but the second prize is pretty special as well
Watch lovers meaning of fun = Patek, Perpetual Calendar, Split Seconds and Platinum.Had the pleasure of playing with a 5004P today. IMG_4463.jpgPretty spectacular though it is quite tall for its size. And the black dial seems to be the nicer of the two Arabic dials. The business end.IMG_4460.jpgUnfortunately I had to go back home with the one already on my wrist. FullSizeRender.jpgBe well.

How does this fit? Need your expert help
Hi I'm completely new to the panerai world and would like to get your expert opinion. I have 6.75 wrists and normally wear Rolexes (Daytona, BLNR, Seadweller4000). So I'm used to 40mm. What your thoughts on size on my wrist with these two PAMsToo big for my wrists? I know PAMs are supposed to look big. Maybe I'm just too used to Rolex. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk