Japan Only Citizen Campanola Grand Complication Available: Different Than US Version
Us watch lovers prefer focusing on the minutiae rather than the big picture sometimes. Which is probably why I love this watch, even though I basically already own one. This is the Japan only version of the highly popular Citizen Campanola Grand Complication with the Japanese rose wood lacquered dial. The model number of the Japan only edition is: CTR57-1001. However, you can read more specifics and a review about this model right here on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer's review of the "world" model Citizen Campanola Grand Complication.The Citizen Campanola series is rare enough outside Japan, but the "world" Grand Complication model differed in a few major ways from this Japan only model. First, the globally sold model used Arabic numbers versus the Roman numerals on the Japan edition. This is really a measure of taste. Some prefer the astute classiness of Roman numerals, while others prefer the modern legibility of Arabic numbers. I see the Arabic numbers on this model as having a benefice

My new AP Desk Clock
Sometimes one has to improvise..Any 911 fans out there?

James Corden and a shinny 15400
James Corden a 15400ST and JLohttps://youtu.be/qQIsdod0LWo

Seamaster Chronograph on my wrist
I'm posting a thread about an Omega on the Rolex Forums? Yup.While I am close to getting a Rolex, I decided that I would still purchase a chrono that I've been quite interested in for some time now. The Omega Seamaster Chronograph.Starting in less than a week but lacking the funds to buy a Rolex, this Omega will be the watch to accompany me to 29 States as I do a job for my employer. I'm very impressed by the build quality of this piece. The lume is incredible, the time keeping is definitely SOSC and if I were to compare this watch to another brand/make it would be IMO the Breitling Chronomat series. My boss who is a diehard Breitling guy had to admit that this watch is a pretty nice example from Omega, who he makes constant fun of. I may have planted some doubt in his mind I don't however like the pins in the bracelet and would prefer screws on this but I can live with that. So, here it is in a quick shot from my SLR.

Pam 560
I've been reading reviews and watching videos on the many Panerai models.I'm focused on a base model, hour-minute only, with the sandwich dial. The 560 keeps popping up as fitting my criteria. I have a 7 wrist and don't want a watch the looks like a strapped on pocket watch.I current wear Rolex, DayDate, DateJust, and GMT II.I'd appreciate seeing opinions on the 560 vs other base models.