The Bronze Age
What's on your wrist?? Safe bet is that it's stainless steel, but who among you are the adventurous type? The ceramic pioneers, titanium warriors, carbon fibernauts, and tungsten tanks. Among each of the previous case materials mentioned there is a game of one-upmanship in being more heat-, corrosion-, bang-, bump-, bruise-, and scratch-proof than the next, but what about copper?Enter the Bronze Age��of watches that is. If you're a watch collector, you likely already own your arsenal of timepieces to survive sub-zero temperatures, reach water depths inaccessible without a submarine, and have enough shock absorption to withstand a five story drop (hopefully without you wearing it). Bronze watches certainly aren't those watches, nor do they all try to be.I’ll be the first to admit that they are not for everyone. Browse Internet watch forums and you’ll find all the proof you need of that. Rarely does a watch collector enter their local AD and request, "Show me only watches made

sihh is a week away
any TRFer attending, so we can have pics from first hand, which new novelties are you hoping for?

Chrono Bracelet Problem?
Hi guys , just bought a Seamaster Chrono for everyday use but I have a problem with the dive extension. When I flex my wrist upwards the extension pops out and I have to unclip the watch and clip it back in. Just wondered if anyone else has had this problem or not ??Thank you in advance .Nigel .

Finally.....my first PP 5167
I'm really speechless about my new 5167. It's such a nice watch - so well executed, so comfortable and refined but so casual. Man, I don't know if I'll be wearing my AP RO again for a while. The dial texture is amazing. :)

First Day
Hi Guys, Just a hello from myself, names Myles, proud owner of a GMT, Submariner & a Panerai. cheers: