A Week On The Wrist: Hamilton Khaki Pioneer Pilot Automatic Chronograph
Hamilton introduced the Khaki Pioneer Pilot at Basel earlier this year as an homage to the brand's notable history in aviation watches. This is a history that dates back nearly a hundred years, beginning with a Hamilton aeronautical watch accompanying the first American Airmail flight between Washington and New York. By the 30s, Hamilton was the official watch of commercial airlines including TWA, United, and Northwest. This laid the groundwork for military issue timepieces in WWII the second half of the twentieth century, which is the era that provides inspiration for the Khaki Pioneer Pilot we see today.The early 70s is a period we've seen Hamilton draw contemporary parallels before, such as the popular Pan Europe of 2011 . Another iconic 70s watch from the brand, a dual register chronograph rocking a Valjoux 7733, was built for the RAF. This is the watch that provides direct lineage to the Khaki Pioneer Pilot, which retains nearly all the charm of the original. I spent a wee

Wednesday Video Rewind: A Week On The Wrist With The Omega Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon
The Omega Speedmaster has remained a mainstay for watch enthusiasts for over half a century. It’s not a stretch at all to call this watch an icon, a term we don't throw around loosely here. While purists may scoff at the concept of an all-black Speedmaster, it is precisely this kind of update that brings a historical icon into the realm of contemporary thinking. When presented with the opportunity to wear the new Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon for a week, I couldn’t refuse. It's a watch I had been eyeing for some time, and while it isn’t exactly perfect, it certainly got me thinking and was tough to take off my wrist when the week was up.To read our full original post, click here. 1 OF 3 2 OF 33 OF 3

I heard Panerai wear big...but this is just ridiculous!
Just a bit of fun

Rolex submariner 16613 or 116613
Dear fellow members.I am currently looking to buy either a 16613 or a 116613. Which one of these models do you think is the best regarding quality and looks ? And what price would be reasonable to pay for these in pre-owned condition ?I am looking forward to hear your answers.Soeren

Just a friendly reminder
Currently I have my BLNR on an Everest strap. While giving the watch and band a little soapy bath, I noticed the screw was loose on my tang buckle. It is now tightened and secured with a little loctite. Make sure to check your bands And a picture just for fun.