Editorial: Arthur's Favorite Watches From Baselworld 2016
We all know who the heavy hitters were this year. So let’s start by getting them out of the way. The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona in stainless steel, the Seiko Spring Drive 8 Days, anything Tudor, and the Laurent Ferrier Galet Classic Tourbillon are, as you know by now, on our most wanted list. Needless to say these were also my favorites. But in an effort to keep things interesting for you, and because honestly other watches impressed me too, here are seven watches that deserve some attention. 1. The Zenith El Primero 36,000 VpH Classic Cars 1 OF 7 Leave it to Zenith to come up with the coolest chronograph of the fair. They haven’t added any complications on top of their chronograph, going instead with a straight update of its the hugely popular 36,000 VpH. Introduced in 2013, the 42 mm stainless steel chronograph with tri-color dial continues to be one of their most popular models. This time, Zenith have gone with an anthracite dial brushed with "Gen

AP FC 44mm carbon wear and tear
I'll still wear it until the case is completely gone, if you heard crazy stories of AP carbon wear feel free to post. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What Breitling
I am a new on the Breitling part of the forum. I would like to buy a Breitling watch. As to the mechanical chronograph I prefer something from Chtronomat series. If I want a quartz mvt is it wise to chose Aerospace? What is your point of view???

Anyone take delivery of a 5320G yet?
I've got one on order from my local AD, but of course there is no ETA. Curious if anyone else has received theirs yet.

Trade A Favorite For Something Better?
I have owned a vintage Patek Philippe for 19 years, far longer than any other watch in my past or present collection. Suffice it to say, I very much admire that watch, and had never thought to part with it until recently. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1357885585.024241.jpgI really admire the Nautilus line (have for years). The 5980 chrono has been my grail since I first was aware it existed. Prior to that, my taste was a little simpler: the trusty 5711 (and the Jumbo before it).Here's the question: do I keep my long loved vintage piece and add the 5711, or part with the old friend and get the grail 5980? Factors are: I cannot afford the 5980 without liquidating the vintage piece. While some would say don't settle for less than the grail, well, we're talking 5711...not exactly settling! Besides, I could trade the 5711 and cash down the road to get the 5980. So will the 5980 make me forget all about my vintage Patek? Or will I regret it?