Zenith Elite 6150 Watch With New Zenith In-House Movement Inside
Say hi to Zenith's latest creation, the Zenith El PrimeroWait, that's not rightWelcome to the Zenith Elite 6150, the manufacture's updated dress watch line that features a new in-house movement.?While it'd be easy to say that Zenith and its El Primero?are absolutely inseparable, the company has actually been offering the Elite line of dress watches, coming with a more simple feature set and a dressier look than most?El Primero-equipped Zenith watches.The Zenith Elite has,?of course, never been able to replace the El Primero, but then again, that is not the goal here �C it is a restrained extension to?Zenith's portfolio of watches, something that provides what you would expect from a true manufacture �C at a?relatively more affordable price level, matched to?arguably more timeless aesthetics.The Zenith Elite line started out as just that, and has been around with more or less quiet updates �C especially when?compared to the many smaller and greater new iterations the El Primero base calibe

GIVEAWAY: MTM Silencer Watch
I am really excited to give a lucky reader an opportunity to win one of MTM's newest watches - the Silencer. This watch builds on the brand's strengths as a tactical watch offering a new level of style and functionality. The first thing you should know is that while this is an analog/digital display watch, the digital display is "hidden" in the dial when not being used. This gives the face a cleaner look. On the dial are two bright LEDs that act as a flashlight when necessary. The Silencer offers a range of digital functions such as a chronograph and alarm. The latter function has a silent vibration alert which is handy in stealth situations (or meetings). It can also beep if you like as well.The MTM Silencer is 44mm wide in steel. The winner will get their choice of a brushed or sandblasted gray case (as pictured). The Silencer is water resistant to 100 meters and is rechargeable via a handy docking base. Under normal conditions the watch doesn't been to be charged very often, unless

Which RO to get?
I'm thinking about getting a RO black dial, trading away my Cartier Roadster + cash, but can't figure out if I should look for a 39mm or the newer 41mm version. I have a 6 3/4 wrist so I think either will look fine on me, but for the AP enthusiasts on this forum do you think one will hold more value down the road?

Not your wrist size but how tall you are?
To me it's not the size of your wrist but it's how tall you are. I don't know if I'm right or wrong?...I'm 5'8 and looks kinda right on me...share picture pls if you can, thanks!

Duty Charge of GMT Master II from Japan?
I am in the market for a GMT Master II BLNR and will be in Japan next month. If I buy it there, I can avoid taxes in Japan, but I SHOULD claim it upon returning to the U.S. and pay duty on it. Does anyone know what the duty for such a purchase would be? I don't want to be surprised and want to be honest with claiming it.