Citizen Eco-Drive Chrono Time AT Watches
Functions! Functions! Functions! This is the newer line of Citizen Eco-Drive Chrono Time AT watches. Pictured are two of the models with the all steel version up top, and the limited edition gold-plated version below. Though other models are available.? Breitling proved to the world that men like busy dials. With the advent of the Breitling slide-rule rotating dial, very world of busy pilot watches was born. I have yet to meet people who actually use the slide rule bezel, but they do succeed in making the wearer look more important. This isn't the first Citizen watch with a slide rule, but it may be of the nicest. One thing different about this Citizen Chrono Time At watch compared to a Breitling, is that the Citizen has many more functions.To get an idea of what they are all, see the little diagram with arrows showing what areas on the watch are meant to indicate. I am sure that simply looking at the dial didn't have you thinking it did all that. At first I assumed that it had the tim

'new' warranty cards + question
I'm looking to acquire a pre-owned from a seller in EU.he's sent me all photos of the card and papers, and i noticed the warranty card does not have the AD stamp or date.he's telling the 'new' cards now require electronic (online) registration, and no longer have stamping by ADs.the watch, card and books all have consistent serial# stamps.can anyone verify if this is true?I'm just wondering how does AP verify purchase date (and therefore warranty expiration) if there's no paper trail (assuming no printed receipt from AD)?lastly, anyone know if JB Jewelers in Israel and UK is an AP AD?tks!

My Trulli on original black/red horned back
After a rather lengthy wait, the black/red horned back finally arrived and here it is, on the watch! I have several straps for my Trulli i/c grey horned back and cognac gator but I think this strap looks best.

Black Bay GMT bezel clicks
Does anybody know how many clicks on that bezel? Is it just 24 or is it more, allowing to track those odd time zones?

Two-tone as only watch?
My father wants to get a two-tone black dial Submariner as his first Rolex, and he intends to wear it daily. Is this a versatile and durable enough choice? Please share opinions!