Zenith El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Tour Auto Edition Watch
Zenith are making the most of their 150th anniversary, and the Zenith El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Tour Auto Edition is the latest celebratory piece to be revealed by the brand. Although the marketing material focuses on Zenith's entire history, the truth is that the Zenith El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Tour Auto Edition pays homage to a development made 46 years ago when Zenith released the world's first integrated chronograph calibre.The El Primero has gone on to reach a level of reverence modern movements will hope to emulate or exceed. It is, in my mind, the definitive luxury workhorse. Many watch aficionados will be familiar with (maybe even tired of), ETA's family of 'tractor' movements, such as the 2824 base calibre or the 7750 chronograph. These are movements that function superbly well, but sometimes lack a little bit of an edge in terms of appearance. No one can fault their longevity or performance, but the Zenith El Primero matches up well in both categories while blasting th

Hands-On: The New Seiko Prospex 200m Divers, SRP775 And SRP777, Two Dive Watches Made Like Quartz Ne
This year we've got two new additions to the Seiko family of entry and mid-level diver's watches. These are the new-to-the-Prospex line, cushion-cased-shaped dive watches, which for the U.S. market, currently consists of two references: SRP775 (with bracelet) and SRP777 (on a silicon rubber strap). Seiko's entry level dive watches have probably been the first automatic mechanical watch for more future watch enthusiasts than any other type of watch (except possibly the Seiko 5) and with good reason: they represent a combination of honesty, practicality, durability, and history that, along with a price that puts them in reach for anyone with an interest in mechanical watches, makes them a no-brainer. So how well do the new models measure up to the classics? Let's take a look. 1 OF 12 Before getting started on the watches, a bit about Seiko nomenclature. The vintage Seiko divers that the new Prospex models most resemble are the cushion-cased 6306/9, 150-meter

SIHH 2015 New Royal Oak Offshore Diver White Dial
Reporting live from Geneva. Now the Diver with white dial and display case back for the stainless steel model. Here:.watchcollectinglifestyle/home/sihh-2015-introducing-the-new-audemars-piguet-royal-oak-offshore-diver-in-stainless-steel-with-white-dial-and-display-case-back-live-pics-and-pricing

RO 15300 doesn't fit :(
Hello,I have just received my new (used in excellent cond.) 15300ST. I was really nervous buying over the internet but everything worked out perfectly except the watch doesn't fit my 8 wrist. If anyone out there can answer any of the following questions I would be really grateful.a) What is the AP part number for an extra link?b) What is the AP part number for the 1.5 link?c) Are extra Royal Oak links the same for 15300 and 15400?Thanks

PO 8500 on Isofrane
Just bought a 20mm isofrane strap from a member here on the forums and I must say I'm impressed. I was always if the mindset that $100 is way too much for a rubber strap, but I must say the quality of the strap is outstanding. The rubber is thick yet incredibly soft and pliable on the wrist, very comfortable. The RS buckle is forged stainless steel and super thick, looks and feels like a super high quality strap should. I cant reccomend this strap more, here are some pics!!