Giant of Time: Eli Manning Gets His Own Citizen Watch
New York Giants fans hoping their team goes deep into the NFL playoffs this year can only sit on the sidelines (or couch, or recliner, or high-priced stadium seat) and cheer their star quarterback Eli Manning to victory. However, a lucky few of them can do so while wearing a Citizen watch made specifically for Manning himself. Manning has been a fan and paid endorser of the Japanese watch brand for several years, even appearing on TV commercials that you may have seen during NFL games. But it was only this year that the Giants' Super Bowl-winning QB has lent his name and jersey number to a timepiece, the Eli Manning Limited Edition Perpetual Chrono A.T, which features a dial in Giants blue and is limited to 2,000 pieces total (1,000 with a steel bracelet, 1,000 with a blue polyurethane strap).The watch has a 42-mm case and a quartz movement that features Citizen's signature Eco-Drive technology, which uses sunlight to recharge the battery. It also uses radio-controlled electronic timek

My two favorite Breitlings:)
Limited B01. Sorry for the low quality pics it's the best I could do with my phone. Here are some pics I borrowed from the net. And my Navarimer Datora. The Datora gets the most wear these days and yes I got it off eBay a while ago lol.

Omega Speedmaster Professional Mark III Blue Dial
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I was at my AD ...
Here's the impulse purchase. I knew I shouldn't have started to read the posts in this section of the forums! This watch is perfect on the wrist!!!

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Hello,There are some models that are very popular, eg PN Daytona, Bond Rolex etc.... These are also very expensive.But I am curious about which models seasoned Rolex buyers think are good buys now. I suppose there are two ways of answering this��one with an eye to future appreciation, and the other just considering quality of the timepiece relative to money paid. Both would be interesting, but I am most untested in the latter, as the former is purely speculative. It seems to me that some Datejust models represent great values. I especially like ones with Buckley or Vignette dials. Anyway, what do you think?