TIME TEST: The Name Game
Ever wonder how your watch got its name? Test your knowledge of watch-brand handles by matching these brand names with the explanations of the origins. Answers take the form 1-C, 2-G, etc. Good luck! Your list of brand names:1. Citizen2. Omega3. Hautlence4. Bell & Ross5. Fr��d��rique Constant6. Casio7. Girard-Perregaux8. Seiko9. Oris10. Maurice Lacroix11. Movado12. TAG HeuerMatch the brands to these explanations of their origins:A. This brand was named after a brook and a valley near H?lstein in the northwestern part of Switzerland, where the company was founded in 1904.B. This brand's name means always in motion in the artificial language of Esperanto. The language was founded in 1887 by an ophthalmologist from what is now Poland. Within a few years it gained a following in Canton Neuchatel in the Jura mountain region of Switzerland, and some schools, including the region's main business school, began teaching it. It was therefore in the air in La Chaux-de-Fonds, in Canton Neuch

Anyone move from 5164a -- 5164r?
Thinking of making that switch myself. Curious what your thoughts are and in particular if you can still pull off the brown dial/strap with a suit. Thanks!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well.. my turn now... INCOMING.
Special thanks to RUpanerai for making this happen... Highly trustworthy and recommended seller.

New offering from Tudor
New offering from Tudor available in 34, 36, 39 and 41 mm. Waffle dial looks nice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Family Photo!
I was the first watch guy in my family. I purchased my first Rolex at 25. I'm now 28. This year I sourced a 14060M for my dad and a 16234 / 1501 (solid gold) for my brother. This was the first time we were all together wearing our watches. We all got together for dinner from different parts of the province because I just got engaged last Sunday and we were having a little celebration! I wore my birth year 16570 (special occasion watch). Figured I'd share the photo!Cheers! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk