Nautica NMX 400 Watch With Five Movements
This is a big and bold watch if I have ever seen one. Part of me likes the watch, part of me is a bit freaked out by it. The 58mm wide monster from Nautica is certainly inspired by brands like Ikepod and N.O.A. Nautica's result is the brand new Nautica NMX 400 you see before you (which looks nothing at all like the NMX 300). As part of the Timex Group, Nautica has been releasing some quite nice (and reasonably priced) watches as of late. Plus, they can enjoy wide distribution, so this watch won't just be a nice picture , you can actually get one in at a retail location. Still NMX 400 is the oddest of the 2009 watches from Nautica, though it might prove to be surprisingly useful in the right hands.Think of the watch has having two parts. First is the large "Zone 1" face with the larger dial, 12 hour chronograph, and date. Then are the four other "zones" which are literally their own watch faces that you can independent set. Don't ask how many batteries this Japanese quartz movement base

Lume
I use my watch throughout the night to see what time it is, so lume is important. When I got this AP, was concerned the thin lume on the hands and dial would be too weak, but it has turned out to be more legible than anticipated, and more than adequate.Please share your AP lume shots...

Just Finished Omega Mk2 Gold / Red Tachy :)
Hello, i just wanted to share with you my last resoration. I couldnt be happier with the results !As i shared here at the forums a couple of months back i bought a decent condition Mk 2 gold plated with red tachy crystal. I was hooked with this speedy, since its the most rare from the mk2 series.I went all the way with this resoration, the 861 movement was crying for a deep clean and service, i brushed the case the proper way, and did had to buy a new red crystal. The dial and hands where in great condtion so i did conserve the patina. Finally i bought a german leather vintage strap which gives the final super quality look to this vintage rare watch.Please tell me what you think about the pictures since i dont know what else to say.Thanks ! Enjoy !Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

FRI@GMT WRUW? ---Remembering "Magnificent desolation."
Apollo 11 launched from Cape Kennedy on July 16, 1969, 09:32 am EDT; Nearing the Moon, the descent engine continued to provide braking thrust until about 102 hours, 45 minutes into the mission. Partially piloted manually by Armstrong, the Eagle landed in the Sea of Tranquility in Site 2 at 0 degrees, 41 minutes, 15 seconds north latitude and 23 degrees, 26 minutes east longitude. At about 109 hours, 42 minutes after launch, Armstrong stepped onto the moon, with ��one small step for man�� About 20 minutes later, Aldrin followed him. [wearing his Omega Speedmaster! --Neil's remained on-duty in the LEM]. I am fortunate with this 'older cousin,' 1058 movements earlier than Neil's 105.012-65 with JB Champion Mesh Bracelet. I honor the Apollo 11 Crew's anniversary with a glorious Romeo Y Julieta, Habano. Colonel 58

Good idea? Bad idea?
So...I currently have a BLNR and a larger type explorer 2 polar and my 40th birthday is fast approaching and as a result I'm going to have the makeweight funds to exchange my existing watches for a BLRO or a smurf in white gold...Alternatively I could keep my Batman and explorer....and have ��7500-8000 to spend on another watch, possibly a sub date or a vintage Pepsi thoughts?If I do part ex my existing watches for a WG sub or WG GMT then it will become my daily wearer!!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk