Ticino Stealth military pilot Watch
Ticino is a watch budget nice with a look of pilot cool without the price tag associated with it like most of the drivers of 47 mm as Nav Steinhart/Debaufre B - Uhr, or even more if the IWC Big pilot. Ticino is also available in this cool stealth black case with a completely sterile dial. Very pleasant touch. The watch is entirely Chinese, but good value, especially if it is all that you can offer. Unitas sinuous manuals clone movement in it.

Editors' Picks: The HODINKEE Valentine's Day 2016 Watch Gift Guide, Because Watches Won'
Ah, Valentine’s Day, you either love it or hate it (mostly the latter). Here at HODINKEE we love it – okay not really, but we thought it would be great to bring you a selection of watches (in addition to the HODINKEE Shop picks from yesterday) that we think would be great for your significant other, whoever he or she may be. Read on for our picks. Sharing Is Caring �C Arthur Touchot 1 OF 6 Here at HODINKEE, we love to share our love of watches. And what better way to do so than by sharing our watches with those we love? This Valentine’s day, consider getting a watch you and your partner can enjoy, especially if he or she doesn’t quite get your obsession with timepieces. At 39 mm, the relatively new Oyster Perpetual from Rolex will look great on both your wrist and your partner’s, provided she likes watches made for men – which a growing number of women do. This is a Rolex in its purest form, with universally pleasing aesthetics an

Need help identifing a vintage Omega
What I do know is that this watch is from the 60's, has a double chronograph (two chrono hands?). Someone told me it might be model 176.0012.Also, if anyone would know its worth - it would really mean a lot to me. (Works perfectly, with the original bracelet, day/date, etc).Thank you!

My new 372 - with mandatory wrist shot ;)
It's been a while between posts here, and new watches (life got in the way ;)) - missed this great place!I'm back with a much needed new addition to the family that I picked up this week - my new friend the 372.I debated long and hard between this and the 312 - despite the fact I loved the 372, I was worried it may be too big on my wrist, but in the end I went with my gut and I think it worked out ok ;)I'm loving it's simple dial, domed plexiglass and retro looks. No doubt she's big, but I think somehow low profile (relatively speaking!), and very comfortable.Hope you enjoy my pics

Pointless question
Just a pointless question that's been buzzing around in my head the last few days. Does anyone know how many parts make up a modern sub or gmt. I've been having a bit of a argument with my son. I recon about 120 inc all jewels and screws. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk