Hands-On: With The Longines Single Push-Piece Chronograph 180th Anniversary Limited Edition (Live Pics & Video)
In case you haven't heard, Longines is celebrating their 180th anniversary this year, and they have released a special collection to celebrate. A highlight for us is the limited edition Single Push-Piece Chronograph, which is an awesome vintage-inspired column-wheel, mono-pusher chronograph.Longines has a rich history in producing great chronographs, and this piece is no exception. The limited edition Single Push-Piece (Ref. L2.774.8.23.x) has a 40mm 18k rose gold case that houses a Longines Calibre L788.2, developed with ETA (who call it the A08.261). The case has rounded sides and wears really nicely on the wrist. It's refreshing to try on a brand new, moderately-sized chronograph. 2 OF 18 The Decorated Movement and Case 3 OF 18 Vintage-Style Wire Lugs There's no mistaking the vintage inspiration on this watch. The vintage-style lugs, white lacquer dial, fancy arabic numerals, blued steel hands, script logo, and crown design all scream vint

The Big Reveal...
Well here it is...my Panda Speedy.Just got it back from Rikki today. Love this combo!

3293 and 3796 -- size and appearance? (5196 too)
Hi all,Long time lurker, first time poster. I've been researching Calatravas recently, and am getting interested in three models in particular -- the 5196, 3796, and 3923. But before I take the plunge, I want to get a feel for how they fit. I plan on trying on a 5196 in an AD soon, but wanted to ask if anyone here can comment on the size of the 3796 and/or the 3293, particularly with how they wear on the wrist. My collection is mostly Rolex and Omega, between 34 (vintage) and 42mm, so I'm used to more contemporarily-sized pieces. For what it's worth, I have a 6.5 wrist. Basically, I'm wondering how either the 3796 or 3293 would look, if they come across as very small, or wear larger than they are.Thanks in advance to anyone who can provide some input!

Incoming 5270g
My new 5270g-019Still sealed, just waiting for the right time to open it, probably very soon. Even through the plastic, the blue is amazing. And a few goodies from the dealer--- an extra Patek strap and the hardcover Patek Collection book.

The chrono fever
I've decided to keep my 5712R instead of trading it for 5980/1A, could've been a worse trade ever lol. however the chrono lust is still there, was thinking maybe adding it to pair up with the 5712R, (steel/gold) or pick a non-nautilus Patek to keep the variety going? Potential aim would be the 5146R, the 5960P in blue dial is the ultimate Patek I wanted to have, but I guess I'm going to save it for a special occasion. Should I stick to the steel chrono or go for something I don't have in my existing collection?