Hamilton Khaki X-Patrol WIll Help You Master The Metric System
Hamilton's Khaki line of watches have been popular among outdoorsmen/women looking for wallet friendly, rugged mechanical watches. Very useful watches, even if a tad uninteresting. The aviation inspired X-Patrol adds a new spin to these watches however, with the addition of conversion scales for world travelers that haven't quite nailed down units like kilometers, liters and meters. What's more, the X-Patrol has a new movement, various dial configuration options and a sub $2,000 price tag. What looks at first glance to be a gussied up Tachy bezel, is actually two rings that flank the dial, one of which rotates via the crown at 9 o'clock. On the inner ring are 4 separate data sets that can be matched up with the rotating outer bezel. Once you've got the arrows lined up you can make your conversion of miles and kilometers (statute or nautical); heights or altitudes in feet and meters; volumes in gallons and liters; and weights in pounds and kilograms. Pretty useful stuff if you're trying

The Safari on rubber
Finally got my black band on the Safari. Really like it. Also a shot with a few of my sportier boys...

Lets see your navitimer
here is mine

2011 Ti Blue 8500 -- PO or Chrono?
Have the Chrono's come out yet, anyone been able to get one?I still think the PO three hander looks better, more simple and uncluttered. What are pros and cons of the Chrono vs the three hander?And which would you choose, and why?

5168G - Success, Demand and Price
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