Giveaway: Pulsar By Seiko Men's Automatic Watch
This month I have for you a Pulsar by Seiko Men's Automatic watch. The specific model available for one lucky winner is the Ref. PS2004, which is the two-tone model (silver, gold tone) on the steel bracelet. This is the most expensive one of the mix, but I wanted you to see what the entire collection looks like. These watches are brand new for 2010, and features exclusive 21 jewel automatic movements. There is an "open heart" dial which has a window to the moving balance wheel in the movement. Not small at all, these watches are 44.9mm wide in a steel case that is water resistant to 330 feet. Bracelet is 20mm wide and in steel with a fold-over safety clasp, while the watch crystal is Seiko Hardlex. Dial has applied luminant on the hands for darkness viewing. The watch features a caseback window for an addition view into the movement.These are great looking classy timepieces with a beautiful mechanical spirit and high, Seiko quality. Japanese in spirit, the Men's Automatic watch collect

Hands-On: The Ultra-Rare Panerai Bronze 1000 Meter Prototype, Coming Up At Christie's New York This Week
One of the most unusual watches we’ve seen in a while is this bronze prototype – rated to 1000 meters’ water resistance – made by Officine Panerai in the mid-1980s, as part of a project to develop dive watches for the Diver Corps of the Italian Navy; the watch is going up for auction this week from Christie’s. It’s a pretty rare bird, but for our money what really takes it to the next level is that it’s a fantastic example of how utilitarian design can, when pushed far enough, transcend itself and produce something really exciting aesthetically, which is fundamentally what the appeal of Panerai is all about. 1 OF 4 Before getting into aesthetics, just from the standpoint of objective rarity and historical importance, it’s a pretty remarkable piece and would probably attract a great deal of attention. The story goes that in the early '80’s, Panerai’s chief of mechanical engineering, the famous Mr. Alessandro B

Is there any love for the Two Tone 15400 Royal Oak?
I was browsing through the AD and I came across the TT 15400.Before I got to try it on, the Mrs felt an incoming and pulled me out of the store ASAP.Does anyone on TRF own this reference? Haven't seen any posted on the forum.I've been on the fence thinking about a 41mm RO. Do I want the full RG? Stick with SS? I currently have a few TT's that don't see the light of day since I prefer full PM or SS. They were watches I purchased before I could afford to plunge into PM. Something about this reference stuck to me when I saw it though.

Opinions on this 806 AOPA please
I was hoping to get some opinions on this Navitimer 806--age, condition, price, authenticity, etc. I've owned 806's in the past, but never an AOPA, so I'm not sure about the dials, markings and so forth.cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=280885322188

My Seamaster Automatic arrived today
My Seamaster Automatic 2254.50 arrived late morning. After a quick trip into town to my friendly watch repairman it fits perfectly. I know I am going to enjoy wearing this watch! Thanks to Fr. John I was able to buy from a good Omega AD who shipped my new watch to me. Hope everyone has a good weekend. Cheers, Bill P.