Gc Sport Class XL Watch
Does anything about this watch look familiar? It should if you follow Zenith watches at all. This is Gc's rendition of the Zenith Defy X-treme watches. Frankly, I think the Gc does it a bit better, especially on the price side. I am sorry, the Zenith Defy X-treme watches are cool, but so NOT $20,000 grand plus cool. Those are just a long toss into depreciation alley. While the Gc Sport Class XL watch is not without its issues (starting with the name), it is a nice looking watch, and I'd be proud to sport it.Gc (Guess Collection) is the Guess company's watch brand. Though when I look at the name I always think Gucci. Guess as a company has had better days, but I hope that they continue to invest in their watch brand as they have someinteresting stuff to say the least. For example, the Swiss quartz movement has a 12 hour chronograph that has been incorporated into two subdials. The minutes subdial also has a smaller subdial inside of it for the hours. It is not the clearest to read, but

The Breguet Classique Chronometrie 7727 Takes The Top Prize At The 2014 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie
Coming to you live from the grand theater in Geneva, watchmaking's top prize, the “AIGUILLE D’OR” has been presented to Breguet's Classique Chronométrie 7727. This simple appearing watch is anything but, and actually represents years of development, six new patents, and innovation in not only high-frequency calibers, but also magnetism and materials, all in a thin elegant case with welded lugs and an engine-turned dial that is true Breguet at its very core. Here we'll explain what makes this Breguet watch so special, and give you the list of each category winner at this year's Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve. "AIGUILLE D'OR" �C Breguet Classique Chronometrie 7727 2 OF 17 The Breguet Classique Chronométrie has so much going for it, and in such an understated package. First, Breguet's master watchmaker patented the concept of magnetic pivots on November 9, 2010. The magnetic pivots of this watch not only remove

Will the new GMT II Pepsi dial make the BLNR less desirable
Any thought? Plus I think prices will drop a little?

Skydweller date change methods
It's March 1, the annual date change.Which method did you use?A. Bezel turn once quickset date B. Bezel turn twice, adjust hour hand to advance the dateC. Bezel turn 3 times, hack the movement, advance the minute hand until correct date and time.

Do you think I can pull this one off?
I've been seriously thinking about adding a PM model to my collection. The only thing standing in my way is my better half because she believes the boxes are taking up precious space, and the $ , and... etc etc etc.... you get the point.I recently realized that other than counting the number of boxes, she has very little idea of which watch is what and their value. I did an experiment by swapping my DSSD with a friend's 116710LN for a week and successfully flew under the radar. Don't get me wrong, my better half is smart as hell, just she doesn't seems to pay much attention to watches.So..ooo.. I came up with this is idea of consolidating my collection, trade my 16710 Pepsi and YM + ? for a 116719 BLRO. Say nothing and wear it like my 16710 Pepsi... and if she does ask, admit nothing! Obviously, if I can pull this off the enjoyment will be very rewarding. But if I fail, something is gonna lose...If you have any similar experience, please share!