Breitling Redesigns its Colt Military Watch Collection
The Breitling Colt collection �� introduced in the 1980s and intended, as were its predecessors, the Breitling Navitimer and Breitling Chronomat, as military watches �� has been revamped this year. The new Breitling Colt watches include models for men and ladies, with both quartz and automatic movements, including a quartz chronograph.Colt was born in the 1980s and initially intended for the armed forces �C like other Breitling watches such as the Navitimer and the Chronomat �C before winning over a broad audience through its sturdiness, its reliability and its readability. It has since established itself as the most accessible Breitling model. The newly revamped Colt features a design that reinterprets all the essential assets on which it has built its success. The broad unidirectional rotating bezel with a satin-brushed finish and engraved hour-markers is adorned with four rider tabs �C a Breitling signature feature �C ensuring excellent handling as well as enhanced protection of the sapph

Diego Maradona Prefers Double Hublot Wrist Watches
My favorite types of compatriot watch lovers are in love with fellow eccentric watch. Featured this month following the 2010 football World Cup is the Argentine Diego Maradona. Player turned coach, the soccer personality now very rich ("ahem, I mean football") is a major watch lover and made to wear watches on both wrists. Although not a daily occurrence, Diego bears two watches, especially when he travels.

Thinking about a 5711, but tried on a 5980...(ruined?)
I've been eyeing a Nautilus for a little while now, focusing on the 5711, doing my research, etc. This past weekend I went down to Shreve and tried on a little bit of everything, trying to finalize my decision. In addition to a variety of other brands, I tried on a Nautilus and an Aquanaut, the Nautilus hands down my favorite. A little bit about my watch history for reference. Daily wearer is a Exp2, occasionally I wear a vintage Tudor Sub, have had several Pams and a few IWC's, and selling my BP5002 and Pam368 to fund the PP. Moving towards keeping everything at 42mm and under. Not a wrist size issue (7.5) just a taste thing. For the next watch, I'm looking for a dressy sport watch on bracelet.But back the issue, I was trying on a 5980(since they didn't have the 5711), and it was perfect, but way out of my budget. My concern is in the differences in feel between the 2, as far as I can tell the 5980 is a good bit thicker as well as heavier, which I liked. I'm concerned that t

Article from GQ
I don't believe I saw this posted here....Just got around to reading a GQ on my desk and saw this!Love my 5167

Tudor on Panerai Strap
Had an old strap laying around and decided to use a pocket knife to try to get it to fit. Does it look silly? Honest feedbackSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk