Timex Expedition Military Field Review
If one could set a dollar amount to looks and style alone, the Timex Expedition Military Field T498759J would be worth a heck of a lot of money. Not because it uses faux materials to appear as though it were a luxury watch, nor gadgets and gizmos to feign tech. It doesn't even really reinvent or depart from the typical field watch symbol and layout vocabulary. What is does it much more simple and elegant��it just gets everything right with subtle twists. The case is classic, the dial is basic yet finessed enough to be interesting, the hands are standard shapes made unique and the strap pulls everything together to make a great watch out of the box��and, more to the point of the post, it costs a mere $45 dollars. If you have the watch bug, and I know you do if you are reading this, you'll likely grab one just cause; I know I did.At the core of the Timex Military Field's (we need to invent a good nickname for this watch��) look is a monochromatic matte steel case and matching dial. The all

thinking about speedmaster 9300
i really want to make a good decision because i have learned from my past bad mistakes (if there is such a word). i really paid for them. now im keeping my options wide open.im very open to getting a 2nd omega but i hope you guys will be fair and give other choices.basically im looking for a chronographspeedmaster 9300pro:has the speedmaster looks (not flashy)2 dial (cleaner look)big datei like the domed crystalsee through caseback (helps hold watch in place)automatichacking secondsdecent lumeupdated movement (column wheel with vertical clutch)100m wrgood valuecons:jump hour date setBIG (my main problem)what are you suggestions from JLC or iwc or rolex or panerai or breitling or zenith?thanks!

TRIPLE incoming!
these 3 beauties just arrivedRef 2481Ref 96 (black dial)Ref 570

Patek stainless steel type?
I read an article Patek Philippe Nautilus vs Audemars Piguet Royal Oak. by Fratello Watches. The article states that the stainless steel used for the Nautilus and Royal Oak is a scratch magnet. Also the article states that different kind of stainless steel is being used compared to other brand's sports watches...What type of stainless steel does Patek use? 316L? I assume they aren't using 904L, which Rolex uses. Why doesn't Patek use the higher quality stainless steel, especially in a sports watch that is supposed to take a beating?

Any reason this can't be a daily wear??
Hello everyone here at TRF! Earlier this week I took my 5960P out of the safe and put it on the wrist. My intent was just to wear it for a day or so and then put it back away for safekeeping. But a funny thing happened....the longer it was on my wrist, the more I truly loved wearing it.Sure, it's a little heavy, crazy expensive, and lacks a proper degree of water resistance, but the dimensions are perfect and it just feels so right on the wrist. So, is there any reason why it couldn't or shouldn't be a daily wear?