Review: Seiko SNDA65
It’s been a few weeks since I received my Seiko 65 chrono, and in that time it has become a staple of my watch rotation. ?Its style is?versatile, and as I mentioned in?my?initial?impressions, the?chronograph offers unique functionality. ?Since first getting the 65, I’ve addressed my only major gripe with the watch, its strap, with zulu and bond straps. ?Pictures and more after the jump.Case: Stainless Steel with black ion coatingMovement: Seiko?7T92?quartz 1/20 second chronograph w/ dateDial: Black w/ while detailLens: Seiko Hardlex CrystalCase Back: screwdown stainless steelStrap: Black?Double Layered Nylon w/ Steel BuckleWater Res.: 10atm (100m/330ft)Dimensions: 43.5mmCrown: Push/pullThickness: 11mmLug Width: 22mmWarranty: 1 yearAs I mentioned in my previous post about the Seiko 65, this watch provides a lot of complexity and styling in an?affordable?and incredibly?versatile?package.??The?face features an active second dial at nine o'clock, a 1/20 second dial and 12 hr di

Seinfeld wearing a Breitling in Superbowl ad
It was very clear. He was wearing a B1 in the NSX commercial.

AD's in Canada?
Does anyone have a dealer in Canada that they deal with that could perhaps point me in the direction of a decent discount? Our local AD in C-town won't even include tax Is that regular of PP? Even Rolex AD's throw some discounts?

Advise needed please
Guys,I have been racking my head picking up a new watch for the last 6 months. I currently have a blue Omega SMPc (my daily watch). Here are my choices:A. Sell or trade in the Omega and buy a Rolex GMT II 116710LN (need the funds to purchase this piece).or B. Keep the Omega and buy a Panerai as a second piece. My dilemma is; I love Rolex as a brand (always have), but none of the pieces scream buy me (including the 116710LN). It's a great watch, but there is something about it on my 7.75 inch wrist that makes me scratch my head in doubt. In addition to my full-time job I work a side job for a high end catering staffing company. I worked an event last night and of course being a WIS my sole purpose is to check out someones wristwatch. All the younger guys (30-45) that I saw had a Rolex of some sort on. The watches they had on looked great, but nothing jumped of their wrists and said wow to me. The event was at a high end family jewelry store. They sold watches (oris, Lumin

BLNR - Rubber B installed
So I got my strap and Bergeon 7825 today. What a different watch now. Went from sporty/classy with the PCL's to full on sport. Two completely different watches. At first I didn't know if I liked the strap. I am use to the oyster. After a couple hours I like it now. Definitely not incognito with the blue. Stunning from far away and on another persons wrist. Had my gf try it on. Rubber B impressions - color match is almost perfect. The texture and feel of the band is stellar. Still overpriced in my mind, but definitely not cheap feeling in anyway. Sizing is small - third hole from end just makes it under second keeper (sort of tight). Second hole is loose and doesn't go under second keeper, but doesn't move around. Of course I am in between holes. Very comfortable either way. Bergeron 7825 - seems well built, but ends don't have much to wrap around spring bar. The sharp part is almost not there like on a normal spring bar tool. Made it easier to take off, but still easy to scra