Konstantin Chaykin Lunokhod New Moon Watch
As a follow-up model to their Lunokhod watch, Russian Konstantin Chaykin releases the very limited edition Lunokhod New Moon. I guess they call it that because it is their new moon phase watch. The original Lunokhod was a very interesting and inspired watch that I discussed hands on here.The original Lunokhod featured the same case design but was done in an old-style metal called wootz steel. The Lunokhod New Moon has been offered in 18k gold. I think it is yellow gold, and would the first yellow gold watch I have seen in a long time. It still has a sort of artisinal look to it, but the gold material suits the design nicely. The technical difference is that the seconds dial is now a retrograde dial. While not an improvement or anything over the original. It is an interesting new look and seems to suit the dial design better. And who doesn't love them some retrograde action.The dial has been radically changed because it has been skeletonized. This new look makes the Lunokhod much more i

RO Perpetual on leather?
Has anyone seen a royal oak Perpetual 26574st on leather or rubber, potentially from an APbands conversion kit? Was thinking it might look pretty good

Omega Seamaster Pro Chrono (incoming)
I used to have the 2594.50 Omega AC Chrono and sold it. Like all us watch afficionados, we have seller's remorse later on or right after it.I had that remorse and started to look for it again. Found one, w hich was the non AC model 2594.52, pulled the trigger from a reputable TZer.This watch is no longer in production and it was hard to find it, and I got lucky when the seller posted the watch at the time that I was looking for one.Going to be shipped out tomorrow, now for the hard part... the waiting game

Special Moments and the Quest for a Watch
My first post here on the forum. I am also a neophyte to the watch scene.There have been some standout moments in my life. Those moments were not only rewarding in and of themselves but changed the way I viewed the world. Leaving home for college, I remember thinking how my life had been mostly scripted up until that point. As I pulled out of my parents driveway, headed west, the possibilities seemed endless. Exciting and a little scary all at the same time. A short time later I found myself engrossed in an activity that my parents and family did not understand, rock climbing. Most of my family viewed climbing as a reckless and unnecessary activity. Climbing took this boy out of the flatlands of Oklahoma to some beautiful places across the country. From the short and steep routes in the Shawangunks of New York to the towering monoliths of Yosemite, I loved it all. The first time I climbed El Capitan in Yosemite, after several days of climbing and hard work, I felt as if I could do anyt

Life after 114060...2nd rolex?
Hi, Need some help. I am a very happy owner of a no date Sub.Looking for a second watch, Rolex: was thinking of (sth) something that does not look alike: Polar II?I find myself wearing the Sub on a nato a lot, almost all the time.Let me know what your experience has been with a second watch?Thanks,M