Ball Engineer II Ohio GMT COSC Watch
A little retro action from Ball right here. No doubt you are going to start thinking of all the classic watches that Ball looked to for influence when designing the Engineer II Ohio GMT COSC Chronometer watch. A little classically styled Jaeger-LeCoultre aesthetic never hurt anyone. In steel and 40mm wide, the Ohio GMT is a great classy watch with the conveniences you've come to expect from Ball. Yes, you can get an ultra modern looking big watch from them, but they are also starting to be more proud of their simple line of more conventional timepieces. Even when presented with that whole "well it looks like XXXXX," Ball will just retort with "well yea, but we do all the same things that that watch does, in a good quality case for this price." And for about $2,200, the Engineer II Ohio GMT watch is a pretty good deal.With a black or brushed steel dial, the applied Arabic hour numerals are complimented by a full array of tritium gas tube hour markers, as well as applied arrow style meta

Colt II Macro
Just to share my shot

Breitling question.
How does the Breitling's second-hand move compared to the smoothness of Rolex's? Particularly those big bulky Breitlings. (like the ones that look like this one .rolexforums/showthread.php?t=5676 )

Panerai 318
Why is it that when I do a search here for threads about the illustrious Panerai 318 I get zero results, but when I Google the same search I'm directed to numerous threads on this forum?

One question...
What is the maximum difference should have per month to say I need to bring my 111 to sevice for the controls? I meant what is a normal delay or advance?Thanks.