Miki Eleta Timeburner Watch Inspired By Motorcycle Engine
Clock and mechanical artist, Mr. Miki Eleta, is a person we very much admire and whose work has really inspired and amazed us. We last discussed Miki Eleta when his work was featured at the MB&F MAD Gallery in Geneva, and as a surprise for 2015, he has introduced his first watches. The Miki Eleta Timeburner is a new type of exotic timepiece, with a movement dial, and heavily inspired by engines - namely motorcycle engines. At launch, there will be three versions of the Timeburner watch and even though it is a limited production timepiece I don't believe it will be stratospherically priced.Miki Eleta worked with AHCI member Marc Jenni on the production of the movement for the Timeburner. The movement works off of a base Swiss ETA 6497 manually wound movement, which has a special system on it that uses a piston rod-style hand to indicate the minutes along a sort of linear scale to the left of the dial. The right side of the dial has a disc which indicates the hour. It is, of course,

Strap Lenght
I'm looking to buy a planet ocean and did read that Omega sells the watch with an 42mm = 1 5/8 Case, 6 Adjustable Strap or 42mm = 1 5/8 Case, 7 Adjustable Strap!I don't know how important it will be to decide between the 6 or 7 adjustable Strap when placing my order?I also asked a question earlier today about the case size between the 42mm or XL ( 45mm) but no response so far!Please guys any help would be very nice!Thanks alot

Best two watch combo...
Hi All,My current watch collection includes the LV-C and BLNR. I had been contemplating adding a 3rd which included the SD43, TT Sub-C (blue) or D-blue. I was able to see a D-blue in person and have ruled that out since due to the bulk of the watch (though it's an amazing piece and the dial is super cool). I saw the TT blue today and it's a fantastic watch. The blue dial is amazing, though I've never worn anything in yellow gold. My AD promised I'm next on the SD43 list, though it remains a mystery when they will get one in. The question to you all is of the 4 watches mentioned, which 2 would you keep? I don't routinely travel within different time zones, so the GMT is not a necessary functionality for me. I do love the bracelets and glide lock feature on the Submariners. The pros/cons list are pretty equally distributed among the options, so hoping you all can add some additional insight or things I may not have considered. Thanks in advance!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yachtmaster - No Love for the 116622
So I'm considering a YM 116622 in either blue or rhodium grey. As I'm perusing the posts, it seems it's not one of the favored Rolex models on the forum. I've noticed a couple of common themes:---Some people think it has an identity crisis (not sporty or dressy)---Some people have referred to it as feminineI think it's a great looking watch and am wondering if it's the price point that makes it a bit of a red-headed stepchild on the forum?Curious to get some thoughts...

Speedy Pro or Explorer I to Complete a Collection?
Hey all! I am seeking opinions on which watch to add to round out a five watch collection. I currently have:A. Lange & Sohne 1815 Up/Down in White GoldRolex Milgauss Z-BlueGrand Seiko SBGX091Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute to 1931 Chocolate Dial in Rose GoldFor the fifth watch I am decided between the Rolex Explorer 1 214270 (Basel 2016 edition with longer hands and lumed numerals) and the Omega Speedmaster Professional (either hesalite or sapphire). Keep in mind, I've owned both of these watches in the past and loved both, but sold them at one point or another because they're easy to get back and I needed funds for other purchases.Which watch do you think would round out the collection the best? I'm picking between these two because I want a black dial with no date (and no, I don't want a Sub 114060).https://imgur/a/lM3PF