A Brief History Of Watches
I thought that this simple timeline chronology that briefly discusses the history of watches was interesting and worth sharing. The file was too large to insert as one long image, so I had to cut it up. Click on the images to get larger ones in the photo gallery. Enjoy and thank you to SwissTimeMachine.co.uk for the graphic.

Glycine Incursore II & III Watches
The popular Incursore collection from Glycine returns with a model II and model III. Relatively inexpensive, these watches comes with a few dial styles and with automatic or manually wound movements. Actually, the price of the pieces with a manually wound Unitas 6498 movement is the same as the watch with an automatic ETA 2824. So why would someone opt for a manually wound movement. Well, I guess some people prefer itbut really the only difference is a central seconds hand (in the automatic) versus a subsidiary seconds dial in the manually wound version. Oh, and the view through the watch's exhibition caseback is gonna be different.The Glycine Incursore II model (ref. 3901)? is that with the manually wound movement, and the III (ref. 3900) has the automatic. Each comes in a 44mm wide steel case (100 meters water resistant) with an available metal bracelet or thick leather strap. Each watch has a few dial options. A "standard" minimalistic model with a mix of Arabic and baton hour marke

Out of these 2 which is a must
Out of these 2 which is a must have if you can only have 1 AP. I love the both and want to here what you think. Also neither are my photos I found the photos online.image.jpg

Omega Speedmaster 57' as EDC
Hey, I'm currently thinking about buying my first serious luxury watch and after some intensive research I'm down to just 2 options;the steel with black dial (non broad arrow) Omega Speedmaster 57' (331.10.42.51.01.001)and the Rolex Submariner with black dial and stainless steel (116610LN).my question is which of those is a better everyday carry? since it would be my only watch for a few years, it has to be suitable for my everyday life. also, i wouldn't want it to be too much of a show-off, or too common. but not too much under the radar.the watch has to have an automatic movement and a date.also worth mentioning - I'm 21 years old and want a watch that would look appropriate for my age.the important aspects for an edc are for me:1. suitability for variety of outfits (i would wear it all the time and want it to compliment my clothes, do not wear suits etc)2. casual water resistance (I'm not a diver but i don't want to thinks about taking of my watch for every shower or every time i en

Any Rolex AD near Atlanta, GA?
Seeking suggestions on Rolex AD near midtown area or any stores in particular that is worth a visit? Thanks in advance.