Useful YES Zulu 4.0 Watch Available: All The Calender Functions You'll Need
Yes watches are totally quirky, but very cool. The functionality outweighs any potential issue you might have with their looks. In fact, I can attest to the fact that you grow on the looks. When I first learned about Yes watches some years ago, I had no idea what to make of them, and had no idea how to read them. As I spent more time understanding what the watch was all about, I eventually came to appreciate, then really value them. Now, I own a Yes Inca and can say that it is among the most useful watches that I own.Yes is an American watch company based near San Diego California. The idea behind the watch was to present celestial calendar information on your wrist in a useful and meaningful manner. The watch combines a single 24 hour analog hand, and an LCD screen which is most of the dial. The single 24 hour hand also functions like a gauge. Basically parts of the LCD screen are shaded in (this changes based on the time of the year and the location you are in), those are the (no sun

Azimuth Mecha - 1BMF Auction On eBay: Ends Nov-28-07 20:12:41 PST
Here is a great watch for those who like a something that is highly functional and will turn heads. This watch certainly gets that "Let me see that" gawk from most people, yet it is deceptively simple. The history of watches and gauges are closely related. Both are measuring instruments which require legibility and precision. Although watches are mobile while gauges are usually relatively stationary.I am actually surprised that more watches do not take that approach that Azimuth Watch Company took with the Mecha series. The idea is to separate the various time indications in to their respective windows. Watches have been attempting to deviate from the standard watch shape for a long time. One good example are "jumping hours" watches. On these watches, the hour indicator is actually a digital indicator of what the hour is, and the minutes are still represented in the circular fashion with a hand. This concept potentially makes reading what time it is much faster, because you care able t

AP RO or ROO Novelty
Hi all,I am new here and this is my first post. I am a proud owner of a Rolex GMT 2 Black Dial which is the only watch that I have. I feel that it is now time to add another watch into my collection and I pick AP to be my next watch.I am really attracted to the AP ROO Novelty Ceramic however my only reservation is its size and my relatively small wrist size (6.3 inches), I wonder if any of you have pictures of the watch on small wrist? Looking forward to hearing from you all!

Stepping into the PP gateway
Hi everyone, I have recently been looking into PP as they are fascinating watches. I am a huge fan of the Nautilus line, and I also do like the complications that they offer. As entry into uncharted waters, I would love to hear some opinions since it seems like everyone in this sub forum is far past this stage in their horological journey. I apologize in advance if my thread is a bit dull. While I love the Nautilus', the 5170p moves mountains for me, but the price range would slow me down a bit in obtaining one. I also do not have an AC or a GMT for that fact, so everything is pretty much open game. I currently have an AP chronograph that I feel is worth mentioning. The watches in question are:5726 black dial59905170pAs this is an entry move for me, should I move in with a nautilus, or should I just hold off until I am ready for the 5170p? Granted that the 5170p would be a heavy favor against a single Nautilus, would I be missing out on the nautilus line in terms of AC/GMT/bracelet/etc

love this watch
Hi guys, nothing complicated but I love this piece. Here is my 5127R on a sunny fall day