Review: Citizen Nighthawk
The Citizen Nighthawk might be old news to a lot of watch people out there. It's been around for a few years and has gotten a decent amount of attention in its day. But despite that we felt that it had a place on worn&wound, because it's one of the best mass-market quartz offerings out there in terms of affordability, good design and value. ?For $237, the Nighthawk delivers in ways that many more expensive watches don't. It has useful complications and features, distinctive looks, solid build quality, good water resistance and a solar powered movement that lasts 180 days on a full charge and never requires a new battery. Forgetting that it is a cool looking watch for a second, between the GMT hand, the slide rule bezel and the solar movement, you have 3 outstanding features that can actually be useful on a daily basis. As James Enloe pointed out in his guide of GMT watches, being able to track a second time zone has very practical implications. Slide rule bezels can allow you to do

just a general question!!
which is more successful company Breitrling or Omega.and which have better value for money. i know they both have a awful resale value.

Question - where to sell a Patek?
So, I was thinking, if I were to buy a Patek for 100K and then flipped it in 10 years... where would I sell it? I just don't think that this would be suitable for a forum sales area would be sufficient exposure? Am I wrong?

Just a dirty wrist shot
of a working class hero.

How useful is the Daytona for a driver?
I'm curious to hear because when I'm driving, I'm generally focused on the road and not timing myself from behind the wheel. Has anyone tried using the chronograph feature while driving?I do go to auto races at least once a year so having a chronograph would be kind of useful for timing cars as they lap the circuit but otherwise I don't really see it being a useful tool for the driver him/herself.I definitely couldn't use it on the motorcycle.