The Ferrari Skyhawk A-T introduced by the brand in 2007 is a powerfully designed men's watch
The Ferrari Skyhawk A-T introduced by the brand in 2007 is a powerfully designed men's watch aimed at gadget lovers and aviation fans. Based on the 15-year history of the Skyhawk line, the timepiece has smartly combined Ferrari's Eco-Drive movement with atomic timekeeping (A-T) technology and a new design.

Hands-On: A Critical Comparison Of The Seiko Eichi II, Laurent Ferrier Galet Micro-Rotor, And Philip
Seiko is associated primarily with a wide range of moderately priced and reliable watches, but surprisingly, the watchmaking division operates within the diversified conglomerate Seiko Group, whose many specialties include upscale department stores, printers, semiconductors, machine tools, and of course, watches. Seiko has deep roots in timekeeping – founder Kintaro Hattori started to produce clocks in 1892 under the name Seikosha, and in 1969, almost swept the Swiss watchmaking industry off its feet with the introduction of Astron, the first commercial quartz watch. The brand has an enthusiastic collector base and an unparalleled breadth in the lineup that stretches from mainstream quartz to haute-horlogerie, something that is unique in the watchmaking industry, and a depth that is surprising given the wide spectrum of businesses the parent company is involved in.Seikosha translates to “House of Exquisite Workmanship,” and Seiko’s high-end Credor line takes thi

Trade a RO for a ROO?
Curious what your thoughts might be on trading a RO 15400 for a ROO? I was looking at either the Safari, Panda or the Navy as it is my fav color. Any thoughts, suggestions, perhaps other considerations? Value-wise, is it a smart thing to do?I'm interested in a leather strap rather than bracelet. I like my 15400 and would be very happy keeping it, but curious what you all think about the trade.

Please help identify
Hi all,My colleague is selling his Patek Philippe stainless steel Brown dial. He sent me this picture, but I am having a hard time locating it. Does anybody have the reference #? He said it is a $24,000 watch. Is this accurate? Is this an older watch, and therefore, I can't seem to find it? Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

PAM372 on 6" wrist
I really love the PAM372 (and 127 for that matter) but I'm not sure I can pull off a 47mm watch. I have a 6 wrist so I'll definitely need an XS strap. Does anyone here have a 6 wrist and a 47mm PAM? If so, can you post some pictures? The only watch I have now is my DJII 116300 which, I believe, is 41mm. I can't imagine what a 47mm would look like.