Damasko DA44 Review
Usually, when we talk about what sets a certain brand apart it's an interesting aesthetic design feature, or better than average finishing for the price. Occasionally, but less often, it pertains to something unique with the movement, like an in-house complication or extended power reserve. Well, what sets Damasko apart is something entirely different, the very materials from which they are made and the engineering behind them.Located in Regensburg, Germany, Damasko has been going about watch making differently since 1994. Rather than just making quality watches, which is more than enough in most cases, they wanted to set all new standards. So, they've re-designed and engineered everything, owning dozens of patents for materials and mechanisms. These include the very steel from which the watches are made to their own silicon hairsprings, all of which they make themselves. In 2010 they also became a genuine manufacture with two in house movements, the A 35-1 and the H 35, both of which

ROO length
Can anyone tell me the length of the 42mm Panda and 44mm chronos? E.g., a Panerai measures 44mm x 52mm.I'm trying to determine if the lugs will extend past my wrist.Thanks very much.

Basel Releases on Breitling's New Website
Checking out the new Breitling website and you can find some of the new models to be released at Basel. Some of the highlights include a new Navitimer Chronograph in 41mm with a non in house movement and a three handed Navitimer in 38mm with non in house movement, a new sized Super Ocean Heritage II at 44mm with an in house (Tudor based) movement and a new Chronomat with a new bezel. True to his Georges Kern word all of the new model chronographs with in house movements have contrasting sundials while the non in house models do not. The new models can be found here https://.breitling/us-en/find-yo ... w-watches/ Enjoy and let the debates begin!

IWC Aquatimer 3290 vs Omega PO
Hi All,Actually I own a Explorer II - black dial but now I'm looking for a diver watch (non-rolex this time, and that's the reason why Submariner is out of options). At the moment I'm thinking about the brand new IWC Aquatimer 3290-01 vs the Omega Seamaster PO 600m.Of course, the Cartier Calibre Diver is starting to growing on me but I want to keep the options limited.Does anyone has the experiences with the New IWC Aquatimer? or does Omega PO will be hard to bit on this contest?What about Cartier Calibre Diver? it would be a good option and eliminated the PO?Thanks in advance for your advises,Rodrigo Quintero B

Tough, very tough decision -- what do you guys think about that piece ...
In need of valuable opinions......better safe than sorry , eh? What do you guys think about that ( unexpected ) piece?Too much for beginners? Would be a bet not to lose money in short term -- as newcomers are to be issued on next year, mostly bc the 150th anniversary?Is it practical for wearing or just a piece to admire and look after for next generation.....?wow...too many questions ...I'd really appreciate your opinions about it.Thanks in advance