Initial Impressions: Techne GosHawk (Ref. 411)
In January, Zach brought you his review of the Sparrowhawk by Techn�� Instruments, a unique and excellently designed chronograph featuring the rarely seen Seiko VK63 Meca-Quartz movement. ?As the Sparrowhawk managed to hit such high marks at a very reasonable price point, we are excited to have a chance to review another Techn�� ?creation, the GosHawk. ?Anytime a watch with an automatic mechanical movement comes in at unter $350, we take notice, especially when it's from a brand we enjoy as much as Techn��.The Techn�� ?arrives in simple yet very well executed packaging. ?As was the case with the Sparrowhawk, the GosHawk is housed in a rounded soft clam shell case with foam insert. ?Simple, yet utilitarian, this package serves its purpose as a portable protective shell very well. ?This package is also accompanied by the same beautifully assembled manual that we found with the Sparrowhawk. ?Zach said it well in his initial impressions of the Sparrowhawk, "The manual that Techn�� has devised f

Royal Oak for YG Rolex Sub - sunburst?
What do you guys think? I am considering trading my 15400 for a YG sub w sunburst dial... I don't wear it much but when I do, I absolutely love the dial and bracelet. On the other hand, I love the look of blue and gold... What say you?

New Royal Oak Offshore watch hands-on
visited a local AD today, tried the blue and black dials. Personally, I like the blue dial very much as it has more contrast with orange accents and white sub-dials. The black one also look nice but it's not as sharp or special as the blue one.I am personally picking the orange dial or 44mm white with ceramic bezel. What do you guys think?

Fr��d��ric Dreyer Develops the Future at Officine Panerai
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wtb in nyc area 28l or 9 l dial.
Looking for one of these and want a face to face only. have some pams that i could trade and cash your way.