Introducing: The New Zenith El Primero 36,000 VPH Classic Cars
This year Zenith has released a whole new group of new watches, including the new El Primero 36,000 VPH Classic Cars chronograph with newly finished dial. The brand is making a point to keep their prices conservative and this piece is no different, at just under $7,000. 1 OF 2 The Zenith EL Primero 36,000 VPH was originally released at Baselworld 2013. The watch was a huge hit and continues to be one of their most popular models. The original 42 mm stainless-steel chrono featured the traditional tri-color dial with El Primero automatic caliber 400 B movement. This year's release features the same case with the same movement but totally new dial. 2 OF 2 The new dial is an anthracite tri-color dial that features brushed engine "Geneva stripes." The subsidiary dials remain the traditional light gray, dark gray, and blue. This watch is incredibly cool in person and maintains the cool factor that we so loved by the original 36,000 VPH.This watch retails for $6,9

It feels...
So orgasmic on the wrist today!! First seeing Paul's unveiling thread and now the Fedex guy came by mine!

Staggered Pick Up
As much as I love Rolex watches, I’ve been looking out a lot more as of late. Picked up these two at different times. Almost sold the Blackbird, but I am pretty stoked that I kept it. The Blackbird specifically has great lume, a bezel for timing and I love blacked out look. The Transocean has this amazingly clean dial and I love the day/date combination. I’ve alweays been a sucker for it. Both are basically the same size. Slim cases too, so they wear really well. They are big at 43 mm, but they don’t wear big at all, based on the slim profile. They wear much smaller than one might imagine. Apparently Breitling has gotten very flexible with straps so it’ll be fun to see what options I might come up with. They are both very reasonably priced. The new warranty card that cane along with the Transocean is really neat. So far, I’m really impressed and glad to be back with Breitling.

Speedmaster Meteorite Dial
I'm considering purchasing this piece. Does anyone own one and what are your thoughts?

New look - Thumbs up....or down?
Hello everyone here at TRF! I am a self confessed strap change addict. I think it's safe to say that many of you reading this share my affliction. Just this morning I decided to tinker around with my Aquanaut and see how it would look on a brown leather strap. I personally think it works great, but I wanted to put a photo out here to get the general consensus of all the watch aficionados here on TRF. So, what do you think?On the plus side, it adds a really sophisticated look to the 5167. Although I love the rubber strap, it does tend to keep the overall look of the piece in the casual wear category. I wear a suit and tie almost every day and sometimes have felt a little out of place with the tropical strap. Plus, I think the dark brown (with subtle black accents not seen in the photo) really allow the watch to maintain the sport heritage of the design while feeling right at home in more dressy settings. Those of you who have seen the 5167 dial up close know that it can change