Alpina Startimer Classic Collection
Alpina Gen��ve is launching the new Startimer Classic Collection with designs inspired by original Alpina Pilot watch designs from the 1920s and 30s. In this new collection the functional Startimer Pilot look takes on a traditional, vintage look. Find wallpaper and prices inside. The Startimer Classic Collection is available with two different calibers; a three-hand automatic version with date (cal. AL-525) in a stainless steel case and available with either blackened steel indexes or rose-gold plated indexes. The second version is the Chrono-Automatic (cal. AL-860) with two chrono-counters, in a stainless steel case and available with either blackened steel indexes or rose-gold plated indexes. The Chrono-Automatic is also available in a special vintage variation with a telemeter indicator on the dial.The Startimer classic auto is priced at $995 and the Startimer Classic Chrono-Automatic retails for $2,450. The images below may be enlarged with a click.

Azimuth King Casino Watch
The Azimuth King Casino is sure to divide opinion. More sculpture than timepiece, this roulette-inspired wristwatch is part tool, part toy. If you're not familiar with the brand, this model may shock you, but rest assured, Azimuth have previous experience in the bizarre. Where most brands might look to establish a solid set of design principles and stick to them, Azimuth takes an almost inverted approach: if it looks like nothing you've ever seen, it could well belong to this bold brand.Given Azimuth's reputation for novelty, it is quite refreshing that the Azimuth King Casino is a blatant evolution of an earlier model, known as?the SP-1 Roulette. The Azimuth King Casino has built on the traits of its older but smaller brother. The Azimuth SP-1 Roulette measures 35mm across and features a simple roulette game; the Azimuth King Casino is a whopping 45mm across and has built on the function of the roulette game to add a new element inspired by the card game of Baccarat.Both watches in th

I like this forum...Speedmasters abound
and very little talk of yellow gold dress watches or other non-Speedmasters. Perfect. Alam, how are you? Did you miss me?

389 or 305
Am considering a Panerai Sub and when the funds permit i have got my eye on a 305 or 389. Will try the 389 on at some point to see one in person. I have tried the 305.Seems like more people go for the 305...is there a reason for this? Please post pics of your 389 and 305's. If you went for the 389 what made you choose it over the 305?Thanks

Does the ss shortage apply to the Milgauss Z-blue?
So I'm thinking about picking up a milgauss z-blue.I really haven't looked too hard, so far:DavidSW does not have one in stock.So far, 1 AD I visited had the black dial, but no z-blue.Are these rare as any other of the SS models? Or should I be able to find one without any trouble? And to spice things up: