Citizen Campanola Meets Chronomaster For Super Nice, Super Accurate Watch
Oh man, this one is rare, but you've got to love it. I think this is a perfect combination of style and technology that is bested in few places. Further, this particular Citizen Campanola is extremely rare. Probably only a handful are in the US. One of these is available right now on eBay. There are only 2000 of them in the entire world.You'll notice that this Campanola barely resembles the other highly-styled ones that Citizen offers. While this model (the CTS57-0701) is not as avant-garde, is certainly retains the high level of build quality in a more classic, almost military look. Citizen chose to endow this model with a highly polished and thick steel case, brightly luminated hands and number markers, and a level of detail and finish almost never seen in Japanese watches.The star of the CTS57-0701 is the movement that is the super accurate quartz caliber A660H. This movement is taken from the Citizen Chronomaster (not sold in the US). One feature the movement has is a perpetual cal

Victorinox Updates the Inox with 3 New Models
When Victorinox first announced the INOX line two years ago, we couldn't help but be impressed. Engineered from the ground up to be nigh-on indestructible, the original INOX survived everything from a 12G impact to being run over by a 64 ton tank all while packing that durability into a handsome, sporty package. For 2016, Victorinox has taken the concept even further with a pair of additions, the INOX Professional Diver and the INOX Leather.Leading off the pair, the INOX Professional Diver takes its pedigree for sturdiness all the way to the deep ocean while bringing in its own unique flair. The hefty 45mm case is pure modern tool watch, with thick wide-set lugs and a sharply beveled stainless steel unidirectional bezel helping to offset some of the visual mass. Topping all this off is a tall double-domed sapphire crystal.? A large blue SuperLuminova pip at 12 gives easy grip for rotating, and just as importantly makes an instantly visible reference underwater. While the case of the IN

Help with new ROC 26320
Hi all. I'm new to the forum and new to AP. I'm plotting my first AP purchase and decided to delay until I can see the new 26320s, so that I can see how it compares with my current frontrunners:26300ST.OO.1110ST.0526300ST.OO.1110ST.06 (called panda I think?)I've become particularly intrigued with 26320ST.OO.1220ST.02. While I prefer 39mm to the new 41mm in the standard RO Selfwinding watches, I suspect I might like the 41mm more in a chrono since chronos have more going on with those subdials (to fill the increased dial space in the 41mm). I also think this new 26320 may address the minor factors that I don't find ideal with the two 26300s above:- in the all-white 26300ST.OO.1110ST.05 model, I wish there were a little more happening on the dial or a little more contrast- in the 26300ST.OO.1110ST.06 (panda?), the dark outline around the outside of the dial makes the dial a little small-looking for my tastes.This new 26320ST.OO.1220ST.02 will certainly look bigger (but hopefully not

Dad��s Rolex. What to do?
Hi! First time poster here... please be gentle if I'm asking a question that's been asked already, but I searched through the forum, and couldn't find a satisfactory answer. =)I just sent in my Dad's Datejust 16014 - I believe it's from the late 70s or early 80s to the Dallas RSC. I don't ever intend on selling it, but would like to keep it in the family as a heirloom piece. My Dad left the family when I was a child, so I don't really have any sentimental attachments to it, but it's just a rather cool piece, it being a relatively old watch. I'm debating whether I should replace the dials and hands. I understand with new dials and hands I will lose the tritium, and the overall faded vintage feel. Considering I don't intend on selling it, should I just have them replace it? Any other factors that I should take into?Thanks in advance! Btw, just placed an order with my AD for my first new Rolex - an Explorer 1... can't wait!

BLNR and SD43 in same collection
I own the BLNR and lately I find myself looking at more and more pictures of the SD43. I got my BLNR on my honeymoon and absolutely love the watch. It's a special watch to me so flipping it is not in the cards. I also have a Speedy Pro which I rotate with the BLNR. Could you find enough room in a small collection for both? Or do you think there is too much overlap between the two to warrant a spot for both? Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk