Co-the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean axial chronograph is no doubt one of the most competent
Co-the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean axial chronograph is no doubt one of the most competent of the world luxury sports watches. Receiving a rating of resistance of the great water in 600 metres, with a multitude of other technical characteristics deemed essential to a super-professional diving watch, it houses a movement chronograph sophisticated column-wheel that he has won the respect of the fans.

The Flinders Automatic by Melbourne Watch Company
The list of independent watch brand-hopefuls continues to grow with another crowd-funding entry in the shape of Melbourne Watch Company. Melbourne and its founder, Sujain Krishnan are using Indiegogo as the platform to back their first production watch, the Flinders Automatic.Before stepping off on his quest to design his own watch, Sujain ran Melbourne Custom Watches, a shop that created homage military and pilot style watches. The small business ran for the past year with enough success for Sujain to realize he had the potential to expand beyond creating other people’s designs and homages into his own brand. One slight name change later and we have the Melbourne Watch Company and a first timepiece.The Flinders is their first original design and was named after Melbourne’s Flinders Street Station. For those not familiar with the name Flinders Street Station is a railway station in Melbourne that services the entire metropolitan rail network. Although named after a railway,

In-Depth: The IWC Mark XVIII And Mark XVIII Edition Le Petit Prince, And The Evolution Of An Icon
I’m sure it’s out there somewhere, but it’s hard to think of a single wristwatch model from any company that excites as much of a sense of ownership, from owners and non-owners alike, as the Mark series from IWC. There are, arguably, better known watches – the Submariner springs to mind, for instance – but the Mark series is one in which IWC fans in particular, and watch enthusiasts in general, really feel a personal stake. Why is this the case? First of all, the Mark watches have a design with very broad appeal: they’re tool watches, and generally have been extremely basic in design, while at the same time being instantly recognizable and very attractive. That combination of completely utilitarian appearance and aesthetic appeal is very powerful – especially because the aesthetics were not deliberate, but rather, an organic consequence of utilitarian considerations, and therefore seem much more genuine than if the goal had been producing a des

Speedmaster Pro Wrist Shots
I wear a 1986 Rolex GMT Master II, and I like it very much.However, the more I see of the NASA Speedmaster Pro, and the more I consider all of its aspects and qualities (price not the least), the more it seems the perfect watch.While visiting this subforum over the past months, I have noted that the Speedmaster Pro looks much better on wrists than it does in advertising photos.Interestingly, the Speedmaster Pro looks a little different, and takes on a slightly different character on each and every wrist upon which I have seen it.I would like to see more wrist shots of the Speemaster on this forum, and even some links to more wrist shots.I could never give up my GMT Master II; however, I could see myself saving up my money and acquiring a Speedmaster Pro sometime in the next few years.A few wrist shots of the Speedmaster could push me over the edge.Thanks to all for a great forum.

Which Panerai are you wearing today...
Hello guys,after my introduction yesterday I thought it would be cool, when we share our Panerais everyday in this thread. I think everyone will post pictures with aftermarket straps - Due to the forum rules:PLEASE dont post any link to the website of the strapmaker. Ask the member if you want to know where he has the strap from.I start with the beautiful 372 for todays dinner :)Best Regards from Berlinmays and anna