The Everyday Oris F1 Day Date Watch
There are some watches that are art, and some that are technical marvels but we are talking about neither of those today. Today we are talking about a high quality and comfortable every day watch that should be in every "normal" watch guys collection. The Oris F1 Day Date is a marvelous watch that is impossible not to love. The watch is available on both a nice metal bracelet or an exceptional rubber strap, and in my opinion one of the nicest rubber bands you will find at this or any price level. The rubber band is soft yet never losses it's shape and unlike less refined bands, is slightly scented with vanilla so the foul smell of wet rubber will never be on your watch or arm.The case and face have multiple color combinations anywhere from blue on sliver to completely blacked out with a black face and black PVD case, some orange and red are thrown in for good measure. As a casual watch collector, you'll have no problem finding a color combination you'll want to wear every day. The case

Features of top quality Jaeger LeCoultre
The seller request to 750 euros, a fair price completely if you ask us. This reawakening of travel would be perfect sitting on the table of bed-side of a 1930s British polo player, may wear this watch (also of the MLC). We believe watch is incredible. What do you think? Click here for more details and photos of this day 8 years 1930 Jaeger Lecoultre travel alarm clock and signed by Hermes.

Bring a Loupe: Five Reasons Why Spending $5,000 On This Tudor 'Monte Carlo' Would Be A Terri
The Tudor "Monte Carlo" is undoubtedly a very cool looking chronograph, with a funky color scheme that you would not have expected from Manufacture Rolex – also the owner of Tudor. The successive iterations of the Oysterdate Chronograph – its less poetic technical name – are therefore highly sought after, but you should run away from one example that you can currently find for quite cheap on ebay. It is conspicuously wrong, in many ways. Let’s now play Spot The Differences between this Monte Carlo and some correct examples. An Incorrect Red Hand 1 OF 132 OF 13 A quick and easy thing to spot first is that the chronograph seconds hand seen on the ebay example – on the left here – simply does not fit aesthetically. Part of the charm of the Monte Carlo line comes from the many touches of orange, including this hand, which in the one offered on ebay is too short and too red. It is of course orange for the Monte Carlo seen at

Reference needed for Speedmaster
I really want to buy a Moon Watch but am totally confused by all the model numbers and variations. It seems to a novice like myself that this watch is produced in an almost infinite number of variations.Question - Is there a good written reference that would show all the variations of the Moon Watch and help me decide which one I want to pursue?Thanks for your help.

First Panerai-- A Zero, purchased in Firenze
Picked up this PAM 000 at the boutique in Florence when I was there last month.