Tissot Watches At MotoGP Motorcycle Race
I've probably never seen more Tissot watches in a single place than at the MotoGP race at the Laguna Seca raceway in Monterey, CA recently (a bit more coverage on that event here). Tissot and MotoGP have been working together for about 10 years I believe, and the connection between the two is profound. You'll find mostly Tissot T-Race and T-Touch watches on the staff of MotoGP, as well as fans from all walks of life. The fans in particular love all the limited edition T-Race watches (of which there have been many). Below you'll find three such watches. One is a limited edition T-Race for MotoGP as a whole, then you'll find the Tissot T-Race Nicky Hayden 2010 limited edition watch (which I wrote about more here). Last you'll find my favorite, a Valjoux 7750 mechanical chronograph based T-Race watch that is killer. Really nicely done in style and finish. Stock marketing images of the watch don't do it justice all all. This is the best timepiece for watch enthusiasts who want to celebrate

Limited Edition Orange ROO....
Found some crazy orange ROO in a post at PaneristiAnyone seen these?I kinda like the orange on orange........network54/Forum/35339...6gt%3B%26gt%3B

18K Breitling Navitimer?
I went by my local watch dealer and he has a nice 18K Navitimer. Serial number is K13022. On the back it says Old Navitimer Etanche or 18KIt's an limited edition watch number 16 out of 50. It has the box. Does anybody know what this watch will cost. He is asking around 12k.

Cool dial
Not one you see every day, let alone two of them

My Explorer1 214270
I purchased an Explorer about a week ago. My initial impression. The watch wears nice and thin. Is light and comfortable, the hands contrast the dial so is very easy to read at a glance. It is simple yet beautiful with the matte dial. The balance of polished to brushed steel is just right. The lume at night is very good. I think we'll get along just fine..