Zenith Pilot Montre d��A��ronef Type 20 GMT Watch
As part of?Zenith's focus on their Pilot watch collection for 2013, one of the new models is this Pilot Montre d'A��ronef Type 20 GMT watch. Also new for 2013 is the?Zenith Pilot Montre d'A��ronef Type 20 Annual Calendar. Both the Annual Calendar and the GMT use existing Zenith movements. In fact, we see very little new movements these days from the major brands. Movement development is extremely expensive and time consuming. It is often best to extend the life of successful movements by dressing them up in different ways, in different watches. Zenith of course is among the true in-house movement makers.Zenith has true history with pilot watches and the Pilot Montre d'A��ronef Type 20 collection is based on historic designs made popular by themselves and other watchmakers of the time. But to us that doesn't matter. If you make a good watch today it shouldn't matter what you've done in the past. Yes, I know, I am an unrefined American. The almost art deco style of the vintage looking dials

The Value Proposition: The Unbreakable Allure Of The Rado DiaStar Original
One of the interesting things about watch collecting is that it has all sorts of little archipelagos of design and mechanical innovation to be discovered, once you branch off from better-traveled territory. One of the most interesting watches of the late 20th century is, to me, also one of the less appreciated, for various reasons (more on that in a minute) and it’s a watch that says a great deal not only about shifting tastes, but also about the march of technology and how it’s affected what we expect from watches right down to the present day.That watch is the Rado DiaStar. The DiaStar is probably the single most memorable vintage Rado watch – the company brought out the first one in 1962, the year of (among other things) the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the debut of Dr. No. At first glance it is very much a watch of its time – there were (and are) many different models, but the ur-DiaStar has an immediately recognizable shape. The case is oblog, framing a round

15400.OR dial white vs black
Purchasing the bracelet for my 15400.OR on Monday. It is currently on a brown alligator strap with a white dial. I really like the white dial for this model o. the bracelet. It has a classy and sporty look. However, I saw one over the weekend with the black dial and it was hard to ignore. Do you guys think i should consider a dial swap once I purchase the bracelet? Or should I stick to the classy silver. I also have a blue dial 15400st, which is a reason why i thought the white dial would complement better. Any advice and hopefully pictures are welcome.

NEW Rb2 strap installed on my Diver
Hello guys, i just installed the RB2 leather strap on my Diver, i would like to thank Bob for all his help 👍👍👍 here you go Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Info about 222.30.38.50.01.001 or 002
Any wrist shot on this particular model? It's a PO womens chronograph 38mm. Interested in seeing live action. Anyone be able to get info about RRP and disc from reputable AD in the US? Many thanks.