Bremont Jaguar MKI And MKII Non-Limited Edition Jaguar Collaboration Watches
It was?just about six months?ago that English watch brand Bremont announced its new partnership?with fellow English car manufacturer Jaguar, and now, with the Bremont Jaguar MKI and Bremont Jaguar MKII watches, we see that collaboration result in the first series of non-limited edition watches. At Baselworld 2015, Bremont will debut two new pieces?inspired by the famous vintage?Jaguar E-Type road car: the Bremont Jaguar MKI, a three-hand model, and the Bremont Jaguar MKII, which is a bi-compax chronograph.What happened half-a-year ago was that?Bremont announced a limited edition of six time-only watches, inspired by the famous Jaguar E-Type race car �C so much so that, in fact, the?watch?was?designed to be sold to the future owners of the six $1.6 million re-production?E-Types that Jaguar created?last year. The dial design was largely inspired by the tachometer (or rev-counter) of the E-Type, as the watch featured similar fonts and red-zone between 3 and 4 o'clock.The reason I'm telling

Truly exceptional Bulova Men's 98D110 Automatic Mechanical Charcoal Grey Dial Bracelet Watch luxurious
This clock featuring a dial of charcoal dark with a window of exposure, the index of stick conical to three, six and 09, logo Bulova to 12 and the place, diamond accented index on the remaining eight hours, with a tracker black on the dial domestic than numerals features small, white at 10 minute intervals, and a second / minute tracker on the outer dial.

The 44 goes to NYC
First trip with the AP and having an absolute blast. Came out for the art auctions but of course fantastic food, friends and drinks makes it perfect. A bit surreal watching the Da Vinci go for $450M to be honest. Anyway....Been wearing it all day every day, gym aside, and it's been a pleasure. The more I wear it the more I love it. Hit the flagship Rolex store on 5th to try on my up and coming contenders so threw a few pics of those in a as well. They had the plastic on so didn't photograph as well as they should.

i'm thinking of refinishing my wakmann
hi there! long time lurker, first time poster, so i hope i'm posting this in the right area. so a couple of years ago my father handed down to me his 1960's wakmann in 18kt case with gold bar markers and hands that was in terrible shape. i took it to my old watch repair man in eureka,ca (before he broke his elbow and had to retire) and he fixed the movement and got it running again and he got the chronometer working also, so now it's a beautifully running watch. unfortunately it had a cracked crystal for years sitting in my fathers dresser drawer with water damage on the dial (as shown in the pictures), so part of the tachymeter has washed away, getting to the point of my post. i'm looking to get the dial refinished and relumed, along with reluming the hands. so i'm hoping the gentlemen and scholars on here could recommend some quality refinishers. i don't ever plan on selling the watch, so i'm not concerned about losing resale value.but i also don't want a hack job done on my vintage

Size
Hi... Are they smaller than 44mm for pam watch ??44 too big for my wrist