Timex Intelligent Quartz Linear Chronographs
As any watch nerd knows, TImex is one of those brands that reliably drops fun, unexpected and altogether affordable watches on a regular basis. The last time we brought them up was when we had a hands-on with the Expedition Military Field, which to this day offers perhaps the best style:price ratio out there. Stepping up quite a bit in price for Timex, though still in the very affordable range in terms of watches, is the Intelligent Quartz series. These watches are particularly cool as they offer interesting functionality, from altimeters to compasses to retrograde chronographs, and still have pretty decent looks. For those who remember the now defunct Timex TX line of higher priced watches, these watches might seem familiar, as they appear to be recycling/re-imagining those movements at a lower price point.Timex recently, and quietly, released a cool addition to the Intelligent Quartz series with the Linear Chronograph line. These watches take a different approach to displaying the ch

Introducing: The New Roger Dubuis Velvet Collection For Pre-SIHH 2016
?SIHH is barely a month away, and the exhibiting maisons are starting to release some of their highly anticipated designs for 2016. According to many this is going to be THE year for women's watches and Roger Dubuis is clearly on board with that trend. Let's see what they've shared with us, with SIHH just around the corner. ADVERTISEMENT Roger Dubuis' collection designed exclusively for women clients is known as Velvet, and for this year's SIHH, they will be adding two watches to the existing lineup (that we know of so far, I should add). These are the Blossom Velvet Pink and Velvet Secret Heart. Additionally, there will be a new men's watch, The Excalibur Skeleton Automatic. 1 OF 3 The Blossom Velvet Pink (which will also be released in Blue) features a mother-of-pearl dial with assorted pink grand feu enamel floral motifs. The basic case design is essentially identical to other Velvet cases and is set with diam

Patek 3940 diore dial
Hi guys I need some advice on purchasing a 3940 with the beautiful diore dial the same as Mr Stern himself wears. I really love this 3940 but the gold dial wow amazing combination. Can you advise me on this watch with your thoughts and what I should expect to pay roughly for such a model full set. Does anyone have any 3940 pics you could share with me and if anyone currently has a diore dial version. Any infirnation and advice would be very very welcome so I can make the purchase.

Why I Love my Pam 673
IMG_5977.jpgIMG_5979.jpgIMG_5980.jpgIMG_5981.jpgIMG_5986.jpgIMG_5987.jpgIMG_5989.jpgIMG_5990.jpgIMG_5991.jpgIMG_5993.jpgIMG_5996.jpgIMG_5997.jpgIMG_6001.jpgIMG_6003.jpgIMG_6007.jpgNot too many words required reallly, I just think it's an absolutely beautiful thing.Everything about it is quality, from the finish and fit of the crown guard mechanism to the polished case and exquisite P300 movement.Anyways, that's just my opinion, but I'm sure if you like Panerai's in general then hopefully you will like this one too.Many thanks for lookingMax

Oyster Bracelet "stretch" - 5 digit vs 6 digit
There have been several threads which reference whether bracelet stretch will be any less on solid link oysters than hollow link oysters.Does anyone have a 2007 6 digit SS GMT (the first year they were made) and a 2007 5 digit SS Sub that were both worn a lot and which would provide a fair comparison on hollow vs solid.Or if someone can post pictures of a solid link 2007 SS GMT showing any bracelet stretch, I'm sure someone else can post pictures of a hollow link 2007ish SS Sub.