Edox WRC Xtreme Pilot & Chronorally Watches
For 2010, two of Edox's new models are meant for people who wish to measure speed. Dedicated to the World Rally Championship (WRC), these two quartz movement based watches look a lot like sophisticated modern stopwatches that go on your wrist. Just look at the large red chronograph pusher. Very serious looking instrument like pushersThe two watches are the WRC Xtreme Pilot Limited Edition with a more traditional looking chronograph, and the WRC Chronorally with a more complex multi-function chronograph and other timing set of features.The Chronorally must look a bit intimidating if you don't know how to use it. And if this is a racing themed watch collection, why is the word "pilot" part of the limited edition version?The watches are in 45mm wide steel cases that have a no-nonsense look that feels directly taken from the look of rally car or other race car instruments. The relatively open dials feature carbon fiber, with clean looking subsidiary dial sections. The cases are water resis

Hands-On: The Cle De Cartier In Rose Gold And Steel
Last January at the 2015 edition of the SIHH, Cartier launched a major new family of wristwatches called the Clé De Cartier – named for the key-like, oblong winding and setting crown set into the flank of the case. We went hands on with the original launch models and we were very impressed by not only the visual, but also the tactile aspects of the design – the watch felt great in the hand and on the wrist, and the crown was just different enough to give a tingle of pleasure, but not so unusual as to become an obstacle to convenience. The Clé De Cartier family was also the launch platform for a new movement: the Cartier caliber 1847, which is the newest in-house general purpose Cartier movement, as well as its least expensive. The finish is not as elaborate as on, say, the 1904 MC (found in the Calibre de Cartier) but it comes in at a lower price as well, which puts the Clé De Cartier in a generally more affordable price bracket – the model we&rsq

New strap for my B1
Hello!!I just got this strap. Hirsch Grand Duke blue. Really nice strap for my blue B1. uploadfromtaptalk1397730519046.jpg

Joined the club....early days though
I finally bought a proper watch, one that i could afford at this stage of my watch collection. i was just wondering what some people thought and if i made a good decision? i Know a quartz isnt ideal but just wanted to know if its a good watch to start a collection off with? its an Omega Seamaster 300m Quartz. its pre-owned with few light scratches to the clasp but in overall great cond.Cheers guys :-)cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=320501820853

PAM00590 v PAM00111
I've lusted after a Panerai for some time and have 'almost' decided on which one:Luminor (100% sure)Manual Wind (Was fairly keen on the 312 until I read about 'some' noisy rotor and 'some' poor timekeeping).44mm (7.5'' wrist) and a daily wearer.Sandwich Dial (90% sure)My questions are: Does the 590 have a sandwich dial?Is the p.5000 movement a good timekeeper/ proven and is it 'better' option than the PAM111 'exclusive' movement.I like the idea of an 8 day but prefer to have the sandwich - I think.Any advice gratefully received.I hope to join the 'Paneristi' club soon. Thanks.