Graham Chronofighter Oversize GMT Black Steel Watch
Let me share with you a few of the words that Graham uses to describe its newer Chronofighter Oversize GMT Black Steel watch collection. The name itself is long enough as it is. Let's see here, according to our friends at the British Masters this watch is "chic, gutsy, dogged, classy, undaunted, a milestone, magnetic, skilled, extra sensitive, faithful, and a backslider." Wow, that sounds like rock band made up of a KGB spy, an ex dictator turned psychologist, Alexander the Great, and a criminal who was formerly an arch bishop. I had to look up "backslider" by the way. No, it isn't a cool way of falling down the stairs. Apparently it is a religious term for a "saved" person who has fallen into sinned. Oh Graham, you dogged backslider you.Ignoring the thesaurus-derived spew we can focus on the watches themselves. The design is a bit of a hybrid between some of what Graham has offered in the past. Mainly its famous Chronofighter and GMT watches. When I first learned about Graham watches

Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Lune Retrograde Watch is classical and modern
Unfortunately, you will see the modern made classical elements. Liberal use of sharp corners and skeletonization replace traditional decorations like the dial slowly broad edges of engraving. I look forward to see this monster of 46 mm in action. Watch "classy" very few are born in this diameter. The new internal fact ML 152 movement, offers some useful complications. Are included a calendar with the date and the day, phase of moon under a semi-transparent, power reserve indicator textured material and the time (of course). The small key on the watch is what makes it standout. For example, applied Arabic numerals are finely made, Crown-like gear has a great industrial quality to it, and hands are just both classical and modern.

AP dealers in south yorkshire UK?
Are there any ADS in south yorkshire UK?

Something different..
As many of you know, I am mainly a Vintage Rolex collector, however I have always liked the original 5402 A Series Royal Oak. I have been searching for a crisp example for the last year, and decided to buy something to hold me over until I find that perfect example! Special thanks to DavidSW!

Very pleased with my first Panerai
Hot on the heels of the Sub-C and not being one to let the enthusiasm wane, I thought the best follow up would be a Panerai. I have a confession... before I became interested in Rolex I had not registered that Panerai existed! Is this usual.. Yes Patel JLC Omega but for some reason Panerai had never come up.However, after trying on a few at various boutiques in Asia and researching here and other places, the Panerai story is really interesting and I have a soft spot for anything to do with Firenze even though the company is based in Neuchatal Switzerland.How did I decide on the 104? Not an easy thing with all those numbers but the thinking went this way... need a second hand as I like to see something moving, not yet enough budget for an in-house movement, like a date so 104!for the future my research has opened up the possibility of the 233 and 422 as I tried one on in Saigon and loved the power reserve on the back and the Sapphire. So meanwhile here is my J series 2007 Pammy 104 to c