The Longines Pulsometer Chronograph, With White Lacquer Dial
Building upon its existing range of vintage-inspired chronographs within its Heritage collection, Longines introduces a handsome new watch with pulsometer scale and monopusher chronograph function. The model is inspired by a 1920's Longines watch and brings a number of old-world design elements – Breguet-style numerals and hands included – to a model that you don't have to wait to pick up at auction. 1 OF 3 The simple, highly-polished, 40 mm stainless-steel case features a sapphire crystal case back, through which you can see the ETA A08.L11 caliber beating inside. This self-winding movement offers 54 hours of power reserve and features a column-wheel monopusher chronograph mechanism, placing it above more standard ETA ebauches in terms of movement complexity and construction. 2 OF 3 A bold red pulsometer scale surrounds the white lacquer dial. To accommodate this relatively thick scale, the railroad-style minutes track is set further wit

Hands-On: With The Girard-Perregaux Traveller Big Date & Moonphase (Live Pics & Pricing)
It's been over a year since Girard-Perregaux first introduced its Traveller collection, the line of globe-trotting inspired casual complications with which GP has long enjoyed success. Today, we are here to show one of the Travellers �C the Big Date Moonphase, now available with a grey dial. 2 OF 7 This 44mm stainless steel watch has three small complications set into the dial. The first, and most prominent is its moonphase. The moonphase on this watch is actually rather beautiful, and strikingly realistic. The image of the lunar surface is makde of mineral glass, then metalized and placed within a subtle grey to black milky way. The stars are made of silver, and one of them hides the GP logo. The board of the moonphase is satin brushed and also shows small seconds. The moonphase is accurate to within 122 years if kept wound, and there is a push adjuster at 10'clock to reset the complication if needed. 3 OF 7 Sitting just next to the moon phase is a power res

1st AP journey (pic heavy)
Decided to get my first AP and this forum was an immense help to me in terms of inspiration, drool-worthy pics, and heavy-handed enablement. A lot of research and deliberation went into my decision, and I wanted to share some pictures during my journey across 1 boutique and a few ADs. I had a predisposition to the black Diver, thinking that with the 42mm size, dial legibility, and SS bezel it'd be a no-brainer for either formal or casual. I also have a 6.25 wrist and having tried a Panda once only to think it looked comical on my arm, I was all set with my decision. Started with the Ti44. I tried this on a whim, not really thinking it'd fit me. Numerous people had told me I'd look silly wearing it with a blazer/suit. The timepiece looks like a high-tech machine but the rubber strap gives it casual, sporty look. The light weight of the titanium was instantly well received, and the strap felt comfy enough to handle all future desk diving it would potentially endure. In addition, I was ab

Just got this PO to go with my 168000 Sub...
I'm wearing this everyday, boxed but no papers (can I get them off Omega?) it's big at 45.5mm but I love it. Just a Panerai 111 and an SMP to get for my other grails...when will it end???

My advice to new comers...
Never look for Rolex watches to purchase after 5 o'clock...I'm just saying...