Watch Experts Network: ‘Tissot �C 2015 Line-up’
When someone is getting himself into nice watches and wants to make the first real Swiss made watch purchase, the is a big chance that Tissot is one of those brands he or she will come across. We sat down with Tissot in Basel and I have to say that we have not been let down by them.My own very first Swiss made watch was none other than a Tissot PRC 200 chronograph, which I bought back in 2007. I loved the black dial with the yellow chronograph hands; the size was just perfect or my 7.5 wrist too. It came on a bracelet, which I later changed to a Hirsch Golfer starting some kind of a trend among WatchUseek's Tissot forum members who had the same watch and were looking for a strap alternative. I still have the watch to this day and it still looks very cool and classic at the same time. However this article is not about my sentimental watch purchase stories but about the 2015 Tissot novelties we had the pleasure of seeing in the awesome red booth of Tissot a few months ago.Tissot is a so

806 AOPA Navitimer Help
Hey I hope all is well. I had a question for you guys. I just bought this navi 806. It had a dial and hand change in the 60s I have the original dial but not sure it I can be paired. I'm thinking of ordering this chrono hand and slide rule. Does anyone know, 1. How hard will it be to have a watchmaker do the install? 2. Does this hand and sliderule match this reference? I believe the original dial is early 60s and the current dial is late 60s. I haven't seen this chrono hand on another 806 nor the red sliderule. Thanks!Here's the original dial.

Omega speedmaster GSOTM
hey guys would like to hear what you think. My collection has been changed a lot in the past year and now I haven been really liking the GSOTM. I do have 2 gmtll in the collection and thinking of letting go of my GMTll c LN for the GSOTM plus cash. I would like to here what your thoughts are.FullSizeRender.jpgIMG_0470.jpg

Let's talk about the new perpetual (5327)
Basel 2016 was rather uneventful for this poor soul. 5170R is quite a looker and the much talked about 5930 is interesting, but not much else. The strange decision to keep the 5140 in Platinum while introducing the new perpetual reference 5327 seems a little bizzare. I'm personally most curious about seeing the 5327 in person. It is the successor to the 5140 and 3940, the daily wear perpetual. 5327R_001.pngMy thoughts are as follows. Curious to hear yours.1. Bringing breguet's to the masses! And to men's watches.2. I like they fixed the dates on the dial. 3. The breguet's are interesting but do they clutter the dial too much? Will it sell more / to a younger crowd (this old 30-something year old has been trending to more classic watches....).4. I like the look of the rose and yellow gold on the lacquer dial. The blue, not so much. It will kill the market for the 5140P blue dial I imagine. 5. 240 movement in a 39mm case?? Will this work/look good? I suppose patek has been recycling mo

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Hey guys, Just wanted to share my favorite 24/24 strap with you .. Made out of British Tan leather by the loose cannon of the strap world .. Shane Delaurian. It actually takes a little bit of convincing to get him to make a not-so-unusual strap and he did agree to make me one for my now-departed 243 late last year. I, unfortunately, sold my 243 just after this one arrived and it has since waited to for an appropriate match. The wait ended tonight ... I recently sold all my 24/24 straps and this is only one that survived. Quite Deservingly so IMHO.The texture on this strap is the very best I have ever laid my eyes one. The thickness is just right and the finishing on the edges and holes is something I have not seen before. The underside of the strap is lined by some fine leather as well [dont know which kind .. pics attached] and to make the strap unique in a Delaurian way, the keepers are integrated. After strapping on this strap on the new-to-me Ennebi, I realized that I do really nee