ZENITH Captain Grand Date MoonphaseAfter the on-board timer
This timepiece is available in three versions with a silver or black nail of Paris Guilloche dial, in a case with a dial silver in a case in rose gold or steel. ZENITH Captain Grand Date MoonphaseAfter the on-board timer, the stars were allied sailors second. Their position in the sky, the latitude of the ship was calculated. With the help of two coordinates of longitude and latitude, the captain was able to find its position and define the specific courses to reach its destination. Moonphase model ZENITH reproduced on its dial the various stages of the lunar cycle - new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter. The moonphase function is already integrated in the pocket of ZENITH Watches. This function appears in a 06 opening and the date is displayed in an hour. The Captain Grand Date Moonphase is available in two versions, with a dial silver guilloché nail in Paris in a case of gold steel or pink.

Autodromo Stradale Review
A new Autodromo is always an exciting thing. Their last few models have each impressed us greatly with ?their style, quality and finishing. Each subsequent model a little more finely tuned than the last; each also seeming to respond a bit more to the wants of the watch enthusiast crowd. With their newest watch, the Stradale, Autodromo has utilized for the first time the growing go-to automatic, the Miyota 9015. An addition I know everyone will be very happy to see.As with their previous models, the Stradales draw inspiration from Italian automotive history (save the Prototipo, which draws from racing chronographs). This time, looking to the Italian Berlinettas (a sport 2-seater coup��) of the 50's and 60's. Like those cars, the Stradale is smallish, fun and nimble, featuring a nice mix of sport and class. Rather than being literal about the inspiration, Autodromo went a more subtle route with the design, keeping some of the attitude and a very cool feature from some dashes; floating ind

Happy Chinese New Year Paneristis!
Happy Chinese New Year to everyone!

Incoming....BLNR
Good day all,So, some of you may have seen my post last week about considering replacing my SD43 with a BLNR as the SD43 is fairly heavy for a daily wearer. So, after that post last week I went to my local AD to put my name down for a BLNR, knowing that there was a list I was thinking I wouldn't have my hands on it for a good few months at least.Well...this morning I get a call, the AD has a BLNR for me! Was not expecting this at all, also in the short period between putting my name on the list for the BLNR and getting the call, I had decided that I could never part ways with the SD43!I also felt as though I could not pass on getting a BLNR for $8,550 out the door, particularly with the rumours about it being discontinued so now I have both the SD43 and BLNR to enjoy. I think I will keep the BLNR on ice for a little while though as mentally I was not ready for this purchase so soon (also the mrs will kill me if she finds out I have bought another Rolex so soon after buying my first one

Daytona Zenith or AP Royal Oak ultra thin
Hi All,Looking for a new watch to buy, I have found a 16520 serial A full set and a AP 15202, both are in similar good condition, both are in the same price range.Which one would you choose?