Although we wouldn��t have mind that Burberry added a plastic crystal
Furthermore, the stainless steel case has a diameter of 40mm which is perfect for most men (and women these days). Although we wouldn't have mind that Burberry added a plastic crystal on this watch, being all heritage and 1950s and all, there is a scratch resistant sapphire crystal on top of this Visodate. Perhaps even better, as a plastic crystal would scratch quite easily and that looks a bit silly on a dress watch.

Vintage Connie PP or Seamaster?
I am on the fence: I have my eye on a really nice original 501 cal (19 J)Seamaster (1955) and a 1963 Connie Pie Pan (cal 561). I really like the style of the Seamaster (thick lugs, 2-toned silver dial with applied numerals on the 3,6,9 and 12), but like the pedigree of the Connie and its 561 movement. The Connie is quite nice too: silver dial with gold indices and hands. The Connie is $375 more (if the same price, I'd take the Connie hands down) and I can't make up my mind. Thoughts?

swedish beauty
Sweden has produced some beauties .. including this one..but you cant buy victoria off flea bay.. so bought this beauty, an omega suveran produced for the swedish market in 1945 by omega. I am really pleased with the condition of thios one and cant wait to give it a new home. Have been after one for a while but to find a good condition 60 year old watch is no so easy...:

PM Sports Rolex as an Everyday Watch
Anyone pull it off?In terms of weight and scratches, can a GMT, Daytona, or gold Sub (especially for my consideration) be worn everyday - to the office and random errands?

My first new Rolex--Explorer 214270 (and the journey here)
Hey there new member here--I've been on quite a journey the past 8 or so months in terms of what's been coming in and going out of my watch collection. It started with a 16013 Datejust that was my father's. That watch was the lone watch in my collection (with the exception of a Garmin GPS running watch) for a year. Last July I got an Omega Speedmaster Pro--the watch that was the focus of my obsession for about 15 years. I had fallen in love with Omega and the Speedmaster in particular when my father had purchased one when I was a teenager. The sad reality though is that my 6-6.25 wrists just don't support a Speedy Pro like I hoped. In October I came to own a Seamaster 300 Master Co-Axial. This was my first diver and while smaller than the Speedy it was very thick for being a simple three hander. The Datejust will obviously never leave my collection, but the two Omegas had gone from infatuation to getting ignored. In January I worked out a deal to trade my Seamaster for an OP3