Spring Wardrobe: Jackets
The time has come to store away the chunky wool sweaters, hang up the heavy coats, and bring out the springtime clothing arsenal as we thaw out from the chilly winter. There’s something about this season that’s particularly alluring; the warm sunshine on your skin, the budding vegetation, or simply the fact that the piercingly-cold wind no longer hurts your face. For those of us who like to dress well, it’s also a time of creativity and self-expression.?The typically-neutral color palettes of winter are instead replaced by the vivid colors and patterns of spring. A wider array of colors to use creates a much more dynamic range of possible fits. Don’t get me wrong; I?love?layers. More articles of clothing means more ways to customize your look, right? Especially for men, fall and winter styles just brim with opportunity.?However, it’s also important to consider that spring/summer allow for more “statement” pieces, which essentially allow you to

RO Bracelet: Does the hair pulling stop?
I tried on an RO for the first time today and was strongly considering this piece for purchase. Absolutely stunning watch that pictures don't do justice to. But the bracelet pulled my arm hair badly. The boutique resized it for me twice to try and it still pulled noticeably even after we got the sizing right. I had red marks on my arm from where the bracelet tried unsuccessfully to tweeze my arm hair after wearing it for a only a few minutes. Does this ever improve? I'd be especially curious to hear from some of my fellow hairy guys. At this point I feel like I have to take it off my list unless there's a) a secret to getting it to stop pulling b) the hair pulling improves dramatically over time. I trim my arm hair every 3-4 months and it's at its shortest point right now; I can only imagine the pulling would be worse when I'm later in my hair growth cycle. Appreciate any thoughts, advice, etc. Thanks!

INDUSTRY NEWS: B is for Breitling
To Breitling fans:For it's 125th anniversary, Breitling will re-introduce it's famous Navitimer....enjoy.NEWSBreitling celebrates with revival of NavitimerApril 03, 2009For its 125th anniversary, Breitling has revived its legendary Navitimer. Launched in 1952, this timepiece soon became an iconic object and has remained so to this day. With its exclusive chronograph movement, certified by COSC to 1/4 of a second, and centre 60-minute totalizer, this Limited Edition is embellished by the highly original Air Racer rigid bracelet with holes, a tribute to a modern design icon that dates back to the 1960s.During its 125 years of manufacturing, Breitling has remained faithful to its passion for chronographs and its inherent link to aviation as the ��official supplier to world aviation'.This Limited Edition in stainless steel is equipped with an automatic Breitling 26 Calibre, COSC-certified movement that functions at 28,800 vib/h. Hours, minutes, seconds, date, chronograph to 1/4 of a second,

TWO Similar Pams, worth it?
I bought two Panerai from my AD the other day right before increases hit.A pam 590, and a 564 titaniumThey seem very different, one shiny, one matte, one black dial, one brown dial, cut out dial, painted, strap, etc.However, its still a PAM. And Iconic styling they are both luminoris it worth it to keep both of these, or in the grand scheme of things are they too similar?thoughts?

Day-Date 18238 vs 118238
Sometime in the next year or two I would like to add a YG Day-Date to my collection (used of course). From what I see, prices for 18238s seem to be around the 10-14k mark and 14-18k for the 118238. My question is mainly how much of an improvement is there to be found in the 118238, and if it is worth the extra few thousand. I'm mostly worried about bracelet stretch, for what it's worth. Any owner input is appreciated!