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Features of Micheal Kors Chronograph Mens Sport Watch MK8117
Case in stainless steel with a stainless steel link bracelet. Bezel set in stainless steel. White dial with luminous hands and markers of time of black rod. Arabic numeral appears at position 12. Markers minutes around the outer rim. Date displays between the 4 and the 05 position.

breitling love
So I've had a superocean steelfish for quite a while and its always in my rotation but it never was my favorite(always behind my omegas). Recently i'm really loving it and now I'm really eyeing a B01 or Skyracer... not sure how I'm just now really appreciating Breitling

Help with some information on a vintage Seamaster a buddy wants to sell me
Good morning everyone! I'm in need of a bit of help, I think I'd like to buy a vintage Omega Seamaster from a friend but I can't seem to google exactly the information I'm looking for to make a wise decision. It's running but of course not real well, and the face is pretty grungy. Well without further ado ... Here he is: I really like the watch. I'm assuming it's a calibre 354 and then the serial number will somehow date it. I'm used to Rolex, so much easier to date and research. I'll certainly get rid of the speidel band ..... lol, or does that make the watch? Thanks for any help I can get. I just love these old pieces. Needless to say: it was a moment in time. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Pulled the trigger- 5905 Incoming- Blue Baby-Blue!
I can't believe I'm spending this much on a watch. But I'm a big guy- 6'4 and have other watches but I gravitate towards the best. There is little doubt that Patek is at the top of the heap when it comes to the world of watches.I've always worn larger watches- 42-44mm but have loved the style of Patek. Anytime I wanted to buy a Patek, I'd have an internal battle over buying their 39 and 40mm watches.I got a 5980 last year and while not a true 44mm, I really got used to the size. I sold my AP Grand Prix and some other pieces to make some room in the collection as my love for all things Patek deepend.I kept my eye out for the elusive Grail- a larger Patek that didn't cost upwards of 750k. A month ago my AD called and said they had a 5524- the Pilots watch. I declined as it was not a good time in my life as I was going through some busy time at work. But I regret that decision to this day. A Patek that is large and frankly I like the style of it.However I digress- fast forward