Stock Watches Hands On
When a watch is reduced to only the most basic of design vocabulary, one of a few things tends to happen. They can be stark and cold, like something spit out by a machine. Structural and graphic as though complimenting more the architecture around a person than the person themselves�� Or sometimes, they can just be a breath of fresh air. Stock Watches are the latter. With watches that are stripped down to little more than line and tone, Stock has managed to create a blissfully minimal line that have a surprising amount of charm.A quick glance at the S001, Stock's first series, might bring to mind the watches of Max Bill, Braun and Uniform Wares. With simple cylindrical cases, straight lugs, clean dials and stick hands they clearly all share a Bauhaus aesthetic, Max Bill of course being largely the source. Though similar, there are details of the S001's that give them a unique character, such as the 36mm case design and subtle dial coloring, and they happen to be the most affordable. At

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What do you guys think of the Panerai 88
Considering trying my first panerai. There is one in Canada that I like. It is a 2011 panerai 88 gmt. Its from a seller I trust. The watch comes with rubber strap, deployment, papers, and nothing else. No box, accessories, or extra straps, he wants to keep those.. I'm trying to negotiate for $5000 Canadian (about $3850US). Does this sound about right? Thanks guys.Josh

Panerai question
Hi everyone,I'm asking as I don't know. Is Panerai up there in the high quality food chain?I never flip a watch and don't care about resale value after I have own it. I saw the below model today and it sang to me and my Wife liked it too. Have yet to see it in person or try it on. I just want to know if from a quality perspective .. Is it a good or very good brand..Tks

Would you pay over MSRP...?
Hey guys,Obviously, there is a huge shortage of Rolex watches with huge waiting lists for the Daytona and now the new PepsiC SS. With these huge waiting lists, I'm curious to know how many of you are willing to pay over MSRP for these watches via a grey market dealer? and if so how much over MSRP?