Introducing The Tissot T-Lord Automatic Small Seconds For 2011: This Watch Is A Winner, And Only $975
Say hello the best looking Tissot since the Visodate 1957. This Basel 2011 release has gone completely unnoticed by, well, pretty much everybody and it wasn't until we saw the collection yesterday in New York that it caught our eye.? The Tissot T-Lord small second and date is fantastic looking, uses a really great movement, and the price is more than reasonable.? This watch is a sure-fired winner in our book.The T-Lord line from Tissot has been around for a while as part of the T-Classic collection, but something about the dial design - probably the use of two roman numeral markers at 12 and 6- prevented it from becoming a fan fan favorite.? But, the dial has been redesigned for 2011 and it is absolutely killer.?Sized at 40mm in diameter and only 9.9mm thick, the new T-Lord automatic with small seconds makes for a perfect formal watch to wear with a jacket to the office.? Inside the Tissot is a high-grade ETA 2895-2 movement and while there is a bevy of T-Lord watches to choose from, t

Incoming......or not!
My friendly AD delivered me a Novelty Rose Gold which I wasn't quite ready for as I have had a few other incomings recently. I have owned one before (albeit not the newer 26401 version), and of course it is a fabulous watch. Still all stickered up etc..Should I keep it or sell it? Anyone want it if the latter?

Omega PO 2500 review
Hello guys, I been having the Omega Planet Ocean 2500c for about 1 week now, this is a short Review.Always been a Rolex kind of guy, so when I traded for the Omega using a GMTc II as part of trade there was a what the hell are you doing kind of moment, but I still did it. When I received the Omega, initially I was dissapointed, my Eyes was used to the Rolexes and so the Omega was something else, I quickly flipped the Omega for a Submariner TT. But as the Days Went by, I started to looking at the Pictures I took when I had the Omega, start Reading more about the Omega Planet Ocean 2500 and the Co-Axial movement and its history I realize something, the Omega 2500c is something I must have, so flipped flopp I traded back the Omega.1. The looks:As brand I will Always choose Rolex over Omega, if its between any other Planet Ocean 2500 and the Submariner or the GMTc II I will also go with the Submariner or the GMTc II. But the Gold PO2500, there is just something about it :) I Always love th

Pictures of my PO in Guam
My wife and I went on our honeymoon to Guam this past week. We had a great time, and there was no way I would leave the beautiful island without some pictures. The first three were taken off my balcony at the Westin Resort & Hotel. The last two were taken at Two Lover's Point while the sun was setting. The camera I used is couple of years old, I think I might have to do an upgrade! Anyways, enjoy the pictures and I would definitely recommend Guam for a great vacation spot.

Flightmaster, Question
Greetings everyone. I am looking to add a Flightmaster to my collection. I don't have a lot of Omega knowledge, and honestly, only one watch (speedmaster), but the Flightmaster has intrigued me for a long time and I think I'm finally going to pull the trigger and get one. What I'm confused about, is the difference between the 910 and 911, first and second generation Flightmasters. Specifically, what is the purpose of the register at the 9:00 position in the 910? It shows up to 24, and looks to be a day/night indicator of some kind, is that what it is? Simply showing the current time (coinciding with the regular hour and minute hands of the watch) in military? Or is it an independent time zone indicator? So the watch actually has Three timezones(?). Anybody with knowledge of this I greatly appreciate your help. Thanks,