Introducing: The Zenith El Primero Chronograph Classic
When Zenith wants to, it can really make a compelling watch. Just shown last week at Baselworld 2015, you are looking at the El Primero Chronograph Classic. There isn't much to it, but it's downright perfect. 1 OF 5 The 42 mm watch features a brand new case that Zenith has never before used in any watch. It is thin, and features beautiful extended lugs that hug the wrist in a really elegant way. The entire watch is just over 11 mm thick, and uses a version of Zenith's excellent El Primero movement, here with just two registers and no date. 2 OF 5 The dial here is a bright silver and features running seconds and a 30-minute counter. The look is simple, clean, and absolutely beautiful. The crystal on the Chronograph Classic is slightly domed, and features anti-glare treatment on both sides. The hands in this case are rhodium treated and needle thin, allowing the dial to take center stage. 3 OF 5 Turn the watch over and you see the El

1938 Pilot's Watch Re-issue...
anyone have any thoughts on this model? anyone own it or did? seems like it doesn't get much love but i'm getting drawn to it...

We're having a winter GTG in ATL
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Hi All, need all the help and info . PP 5235 / 5170G
Hi allIn months time, (could be 1-2) I should hv the opportunity to make a very important decision, that's the ticket to PP club.Frankly very excited, as some one in the forum said All watches lead to Patek (sori forgot the member's name who mentioned that) and it takes me almost 20 years, and more than 120 watches to realize that ...has been focusing on indies watches for the past 8 years in fact.Well, better be late than never, and I believe this wil not be the last PP for me.Here's comes the dilemms.....I hv narrowed down to both PP 5235 & 5170G, and well my kind AD has given me the word, and support, I wil be the first on e list for both incoming watches. Actually, was given the priority to view and decide on the 5235, but on the nite before collecting the watch ( gotten info on 5170G) and well, my kind AD suggested me to think over or decide later when readyIn fact, I hv decided on the 5235 especially with all the positive words and review (a sincere thanks to bro Conkers, who

Spy pics
In the automobile world when a car maker comes out with a new or redesigned model the publications like Motor Trend and others send out spy photographers to try and capture a glimpse of the to be released model. Does this ever happen in the watch world? If not, it would be pretty cool.