Uniform Wares 250 Series
The 250 line from Uniform Wares marks an interesting new direction for the brand. While still being a very unique and contemporary take on the wristwatch, the influence of mid-century watch design is more apparent in the company’s new design. According to Uniform Wares "the 250 series pays homage to post WWII gentleman's wrist watches��" which is clearly visible in the body style, military-esque beveled chapter ring and applied hour markers (previous models from the brand had only printed faces). The 39mm x 8mm body is on the large size for a mid-century watch, but on the small size for a contemporary piece,placing it in that very comfortable to wear range. Certainly, the bold but minimal face designs will still give the watch substantial amount of wrist presence.The 250 is available in three versions, an all stainless model with varying finishes, stainless markers and a deep reddish brown strap. A matte gunmetal PVD model with warm grey markers and hands and a matte khaki leather

15300 Fit
Have been looking to pick up the AP 15400 Silver Dial. Tried one on Friday and thought it looked pretty big on my wrist which is 6.75. I walked in Tourneau today and tried on a 15300 just to compare the size. Bad move as I really like this ROC that I put on my wrist but out of my price range, especially in this store. image.jpg

Back to Panerai- Incoming!
I've been without a Panerai for about a year and half now, so I thought it's about time for me to make my way back. I've always wanted to give the PAM 372 a try ever since I was bit by the PAM bug, but I was always hesitant about the size and other watches got in the way. I finally pulled the trigger yesterday and less than 24 hours later she is here! First impressions- I'm used to wearing 40mm Rolexes, so the size will take some getting used to. Luckily, I have 7 1/4 inch wrists and it seems to fit well on it. It's also super comfy for its size. This isn't the first time I've seen a PAM 372, but it's my first time handling it outside an AD and it sure gets better looking the longer you wear it. It's a real stunner in person. It's only been here for a few hours and I already have some Gunny and Bosphorus straps on the way

Atlanta AD Sightings
Just walked out of an AD that currently has a SS Sub Date, LN GMT and a Polar Exp2. If I can help facilitate getting you one, DM and I'll get you info.

Size matters
Hi AllLong time lurker on the forum, I am the proud 116400 GV and am at the point where I am itching for another addition to my collection (if one watch can garner the title of a collection.One of the things I really like about the Milgauss is it weight without being monstrous on the wrist. I believe this is primarily a result of the faraday cage? I was wondering if there are any rolex's that are heavier than others in the stainless steel range (I feel I am a bit young for anything PM). I feel like the SS skydweller may fit this niche, however I refuse to pay ��6000 over rrp on the grey market. I am in no massive rush so can wait it out and see (unlikely) if I can pick one up at an AD. However interested as to any other potential options (as trying stainless steel sport watches on in the UK at the minute is in itself a challenge!)Thanks in advance