Davosa Trailmaster Review
Davosa is a brand that doesn't get much air time, but whenever we've taken a look at their watches, we have been pleasantly surprised. They are a bit different from what else is out there, pursuing their own concepts, and they keep prices fairly low. The last one we reviewed, the Vanguard, is actually one of the nicer dress/casual watches we've seen. It had a nice, vintage design, an elegant and very thin case and solid finishing. At under $1,000, it's a winner.Today, we'll be taking a look at one of their newer watches, the Trailmaster, which is a sporty watch with an outdoors theme. It has a rugged case design with hooded lugs, an internal bezel, sapphire crystal and is powered by the trustworthy ETA 2836-2. Tying it all together is a cool drab olive dial, giving it a slightly military feel. At $785, it's another well priced time, so let's see how it shapes up.Davosa Trailmaster ReviewCase: SteelMovement: ETA 2836-2Dial: OliveLume: YesLens: SapphireStrap: LeatherWater Res.: 100MDimen

Macros of the New SIHH 2015 15400SR Two-Tone
More than 25 macros I took yesterday of the new Royal Oak Two Tone including the ladies piece with diamonds. Enjoy!!!!

Two Tone Breitling Watches
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Omega family Portrait
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