Pushing the Envelope: 6 Unconventional Chronograph Watches
A growing number of chronographs have push-pieces in unorthodox places. In this WatchTalk article we explore several of them, including a modern-day take on a vintage Omega watch and a Bovet timepiece that can shift from wristwatch to pocketwatch to table clock with the push of a button.Omega has introduced an updated version of its 1969 Bullhead watch, named for its asymmetric case with chrono buttons on top, which bears a (perhaps mild) resemblance to a bull's head. The new Seamaster Bullhead Chronograph looks much like its ancestor, but behind the dial there's something different: a co-axial automatic Caliber 3113, with a column-wheel chronograph mechanism. The new Bullhead trades the original's rounded push-pieces for flat ones. The watch also has an internal rotating bezel, which can be controlled by the second crown, found at 6 o'clock. The bezel has a 24-hour scale on it, with alternating blue and black backgrounds for day and night. The watch is being released in a limited edit

Top Watches To Win Friends And Influence People
On Forbes I just published a list we called the "Top Watches For Social Peacocking." It is a look at watch brands that when used in various social settings can send just the right type of message. Of course it makes perfect sense for watches-dealer readers as well. So please lend your attention here where you can see the full article on the Top Watches For Social Peacocking.

The really at the beginning for collectors of vintage Rolex is to find one
The really at the beginning for collectors of vintage Rolex is to find one that was completely unmuckedaboutwith (Yes it is a Word, at least, it is now). By this, it never talks before, but rather we are retained with all original parts. This particular 6536 was given to the current owner by his uncle and little worn since.

Omega Speedmaster Mk II
I tried this new model on a few days ago. I currently have a Speedy Pro so I was very keen to try this one. Well, I could buy this particular one for about $ 4,300What I thought was nice:Everything about the dial, it is pefect for me.Bracelet is brushed and looks really great.The quality and finish is excellent.What I do not like:Thickness, its diameter to thickness ratio is not ideal and looks too fat.The date adjuster on the left side is not a deal breaker but why is it required on a watch like this?The styling of case, but I guess it is supposed to look like this. The lack of lugs needs a bit of getting used to.How to make it right:Make a titanium version that is 2mm thinner

Electrifying Blue SMP
Just picked a SMP electric blue with the kind help of Omega guru - Fr.John. Really appreciated what Fr.John has done or this stunning Omega will not be on my wrist as I typed. Cheers to you again, Fr. John!Some quick and dirty pics of new acquisition: