Seiko Prospex Radio Sync Solar World Time Chronograph
Seiko launched its Prospex line of specialized sports watches internationally two years ago; thus far, this collection has been known in the U.S. mostly for dive watches such as the Marinemaster. At Baselworld 2016, however, Seiko introduces a Prospex watch uniquely suited for pilots, equipped with a new, ultra-reliable solar-powered movement.The radio-wave movement in the Seiko Prospex Radio Sync Solar World Time Chronograph, Caliber 8B92, is capable of receiving radio signals from atomic clocks across a much wider geographic area than any of its predecessors, delivering greatly enhanced coverage throughout Europe and China as well as the United States and Japan. When conditions allow, the watch’s time synchronizes automatically up to three times a day; the wearer can also perform this operation manually, at any time, with just the press of a button.In the areas of accuracy and reliability, the watch’s movement also excels: because it is charged by solar power, it never ne

Introducing: The F.P. Journe Limited Edition Steel Set, Celebrating The End Of 38 MM With Something Very Special (Details, Live Pics, Pricing)
For a brand that has only been around for a little over 16 years, F.P. Journe has developed a sizable following among serious watch collectors. As such, every subtle variation, nuance, and change is noted with great interest. Today’s announcement celebrates one such change – and in a very dramatic way.When the brand started selling watches back in 1999, F.P. Journe watches were only available in 38 mm cases. A few years later the 40 mm size was introduced and the majority of watches to follow were available in both case sizes. The 38 mm was the traditional choice of purists, but things change. From now on, watches in the Journe collection will only be available in 40 or 42 mm cases (with the exception of the Chronometre Bleu, which is still 39 mm). 1 OF 12 To commemorate the end of 38 mm watches, F.P. Journe has unveiled a box set of five watches, and here’s the awesome part – they in 38 mm stainless steel cases with bronze-colored dials! Discoun

Flipping my Patek..speak now or forever hold your peace
My Calatrava 5196R has been in the safe for about 355 days over the past year. I work in a very casual office & don't have much occasion to wear rose gold. I'm tempted to flip it for a Lange 1815 in white gold, that I know I'll wear several times a week & which also can do double duty as a dress watch.Does anyone care to argue for keeping the Patek?

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Hi guys, my first 2018 incoming! let's play a guessing game... I've been wanting this one on and off a few years now. I think 2 years ago, this was always available in the shelves of ADs. I've always passed it up as I figured I have others on my list I wanted more. Of course that was then. Fast forward 2018, this is now not as easily available in the ADs, in fact, it's got its own wait list. Today I called a local AD to see what he has in stock, he said he had this watch available but was named after another client when it came up in conversation. He stated that he will call the other client to see if he is still interested as he has been holding it for 3 days now (wow I didn't know ADs held watches for that long, another AD was only willing to hold something for me for 24 hours max) Anyway, g'head and guess!! Ps, the ADs manager gave me a hat with my purchase. Had a really good first purchase experience. He added that he leaves for Basel in a week. I hope that they can supply be more