Baume & Mercier Clifton GMT
It is no surprise that the Baume & Mercier Clifton collection has garnered universal praise. The essential ingredients of this line of watches are restrained classical looks, combined with an understated elegance. While the trend of making funky watches with unusual time telling?displays?continues unabated, sometimes, all we want is a stylish and timeless design that just feels right.The Clifton Collection hits the mark on all these scores, and this is telling as it was inspired by a piece that the company made during the 1950's. Obviously, certain design work?resonates deeply and all the more, even after 60 years. I would certainly recommend that you hold any watch from this collection in your hand should you get the chance to, and marvel at the way the whole package is so balanced and beautiful.I mean, just look at the shape of the case and the way the roundness flows into the lugs. The crown is similarly well proportioned, retaining functionality, but being small enough to not d

Chronograph legibility
When the Daytona discussion heats up at the top of the board, I love dropping this photo into the mix. ____________________________ TT OysterQuartz SS/Black U Daytona TT GMT II-C DD OysterQuartz Breitling Aero Omega Speedmaster Pro

Liquid Metal on Rubber?
Have any members of the Liquid metal club put the Silicone band on?I'd love to see pics of that...I am officially on a WAITING LIST at Omega Boutique in NYC...Word has it that there is to be a price increase March 1st...they may or may not have any available before then...

How tight should the strap on the 5167 be?
I currently wear my 5167 daily and the watch moves up and down my wrist and feel it could lose another link (rubber strap cut). How tight should it be?

Would you buy a 5711/1AR or 5711/1AJ?
If Patek expanded the Nautilus line to include a two tone 5711/1AR or 5711/1AJ with the same blue dial shade as the 5980/1AR, would you want to buy one?