Victorinox Swiss Army Airboss Mach 6 Chronograph Watch
Victorinox has been making increasingly nice mechanical watches of late. The Dive Master 500 is an ETA 2892-based diver that has a lot of fans, and the Airboss Mach 6 Chrono, ref. 241447, is quite eye-catching. Based on the ETA/Valjoux 7750, it's a 3-register, 12-hour chronograph with date, which is a challenge to keep legible. VSA did a good job here, with well-sized sword hands and upright Arabic numerals. The date is tucked away at 4:30 with a color-matched white on black wheel, and the subdials have the same white-inside-black theme as the main dial. Concentric black and white at several levels including the bezel. I like it. Materials are good as well. Lume on hands, numerals and (unusually) logo, stainless steel case, anti-reflective sapphire crystal and mineral crystal exhibition caseback. Water resistance is 100m, enough for most usage. Case is sized for modern tastes at 45mm. I dislike the tachymeter on the bezel, but it's not too obnoxious and does add visual detail.List pric

A Deadly AP....
Just an idea...Imagine, take two of the most desirable and rarest AP, the all black ceramic perpetual and the SS Skeleton double-balance wheel, and combine them. An all black ceramic Skeleton 41mm. My wishlist for SIHH 2018. What do you guys think? I think I will kill for this watch. Anyone with great photoshop skills that can do a mock-up? :Photo credits : aytstyle from Instagram

AP straps
Thinking of putting my 26320 on a strap - I've been recommended AP bands for aftermarket straps but the reviews around this site and others haven't been stellar. Any other recommendations?

How early would this very early Omega Constellation be? (This time with photos...)
Hi there, I recently saw an Omega Constellation reference 2648 calibre 352 in a solid 18k gold case with a very low movement serial number (12280xxx) and case number (11000xxx). Both these numbers are the lowest I have seen on a Connie, and I say this after conducting quite a bit of online research, scouring numerous forums and looking at dozens and dozens of photos of 352 movements. Below are a few photos. (Please excuse the quality... Note that the two photos of the dial were taken under different lighting conditions, which is why in the first the dial color is silvery and in the second it's creamy.) Does anyone here know of a Connie with lower serial numbers? Could this be one of the earliest (known) Connies in existence? Thanks in advance!

Any newer AT Chrono owners on here?
Was checking out one of those the other day on strap, that's a stunning watch, surprised it doesn't seem to be more popular here...