Introducing: Zenith Launches 3 New References In Its Iconic Type 20 Collection
If you’re anything like me, you mainly know Zenith for their El Primero Chronographs – and, most notably, for their El Primero Classic Chronograph that they released at Baselworld this year. What most people don’t know is that the 150-year-old manufacture released another batch of watches at Baselworld 2015; these pieces received less camera-time than others, but they’re all doing pretty interesting things – so it may be unfair that Zenith’s new Type 20 Pilot collection has been flying under the radar for this long. The first of these watches, and, the most accessible, is the “Pilot Type 20 Extra Special,” a watch similar to the past iterations of Zenith’s pilot collection with one obvious distinction: it’s in bronze. Out with the stainless steel, in with the readily-acquired-patina, am I right? The distinct choice of metal combined with the watch’s large onion crown, domed sapphire crystal, and militaristic case

5164A-001 or 116719BLRO
Two very different watches with travel time complication. How would you choose? I am a bit biased towards Patek and that's why I ask the question here.

Base model caseback
I would like to put an exhibition case back on my Pam 005, Is this a hard process? Does it void warranty? Where to get a case back?Thanks in advance for any advice,

The Dark Fiddy !
More than 5 years after announcing the 1950 composite Luminor Pam375 and after a lot of gossip on how why and if it was really launched They are starting to trickle down the pipeline Haven't seen it in person yet but it is available for me if I want it ... Who wouldn't want a dark Fiddy ?? For the price of 14k that would probably be me :-) I'll pay the boutique a visit and get some wrist shots and see it in person then get back to you guys maybe sell my 587 and get the 375 ?? Hmm

PAM Newbie 359 or 423
Hi AllAfter being a long term Rolex fan and telling myself I would never wear another brand, I have had my head turned slightly after seeing a Panerai on a gentleman's wrist whilst out this weekend. Whilst I don't know what model it was, it looked stunning and I have now find myself wanting oneI have spent several hours studying the various models and reference numbers (which is a bit confusing to start with) and THINK I have it narrowed down to the 423 or the 359 both Luminor 1950's. I love the brownish colour lume on the dials and think it would look great on the brown Assolutamente strap. The only thing that worries me is the size of the 423 47mm! (I have a 7.5 inch wrist) I guess I just need to try and find somewhere to try them onWhat do you guys think of these two models?