Sinn Model 1800 S Damaszener 100-Piece Limited Edition Watch In Damascus Steel
We have grown to like - well, love - Sinn for their consistently high quality, very technical watches like the EZM 10 (reviewed here) or the T1 and T2 Dive?watches. With the Sinn?Model 1800 S Damaszener, the brand further?strengthens?its?dressier?line of watches, while also adding a twist to it all with the use of damascus steel for the case, case back, and dial.Damascus steel (or Damaszener Stahl in German), is a material seldom encountered in wrist watches �C and yet,?not unsurprisingly, Sinn still couldn't resist adding a twist to it nevertheless. For the Sinn Model 1800 S Damaszener, both the central, largest part of the case as well as the?dial have been cut from the same complete?block of steel, rather than from separate?pieces. This was done to allow?the unique light-dark-light pattern of damascus steel?to?seamlessly flow throughout the case and the dial. The dial also features thirteen applied indices which, along with the long, lumed hour and minute hands, should provide ample

Start Your Engines: Racing Inspired Temption Classic Chronograph Watch Available
Perhaps there is not too much classic about it save for the fact that it uses an ETA Valjoux 7750 movement. Temption is a supreme German watch maker, not a marketing agency right? So we can forgive the odd name and focus on the beautiful watch.Here is a PVD black with yellow trim model, one of the rarer versions of an already rare watch (only 200 of these yellow models were ever made). Temption produces no more than about 700 watches a year, and all owners are lucky to have them. Temption watches are classic to the extent their designs seem timeless. Focusing on Bauhaus minimalism, it isn't quite the stark emptiness you get from traditional minimalist design, but rather focuses more on pure functionality taking symmetry and aesthetics into consideration.The Valjoux 7750 movement inside this Temption Classic Chronograph is perhaps the finest function dedicated movement produced. What I mean is that it focuses on being a 12 hour chronograph, and performs that functions almost flawlessly,

COSC Certificate
Hi guys I have just got my COSC certificate through from Omega specific to my 225450.00!!Took about 2 weeks all in all and looks really nice, I think its a good addition to have.I will post pics ASAP.Jonny

Most fortunate low ball trade offer from my AD
Hi guys - long time no posts.Yesterday I visited an AD during my lunch break. I had no intention of getting a new watch. They happened to have the 39mm explorer in the case. I had been thinking about selling my 36mm to fund the 39mm for about a year.The 36mm is a z serial service by Rolex just last month. They offered me 1500.00! - and I’ve bought 6 or 8 watches from these guys over years. I was a bit shocked at that offer.Anyway - no way I’m taking that offer because I love the thing and it’s a stupid offer. So instead I now have both and to be honest I find the 2 watches to be completely different in the metal - totally different personalities. I can justify keeping both - I find them to me that different.The new one is a serious beast in comparison and it has a ton of wrist presence. I love the dial. It’s on the edge of what I would consider too big for the type of watch that it is but it’s really not too big if that makes any sense. The old one is the

Time as come ...trading my pam 233 to DD 36 18038
Ok guys I finally made decision. I gonna trade my pam 233 to daydate 36 18038. Of course i have to pay bit more . Currently has champagne dial with Roman numerals. But never been a fan of roman dial. So asked to put black stick dial or champagne stick dial. Which one should i go for? Opinion? or you guys think im crazy?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk