Vorque Constantine Review
In the last few years, we've seen a lot of sub $1,000 watches. Within those watches, we've seen a handful of movements, various level of finishing quality, original designs, off-the-shelf designs, homages, etc�� As time has gone on, what we look for in a watch has shifted away from straight "value", by which I mean watches that seemingly offer the most expensive components in the cheapest package, to watches that offer quality of concept, design and execution, supported by quality components. So, the latter might cost more for a watch with the same movement and a sapphire, but if it's offering more in terms of design and finishing; and in our eyes, it's worth it.So�� When I first saw photos of the Vorque Constantine, who are a new brand out of Singapore, saw the beautiful waffle-textured dial, and read that it was powered by an ETA 2824-2�� actually a gilted 2824, I anticipated a certain price. ETAs are expensive these days, a uniquely textured dial that is well executed isn't going to be

Superocean Steelfish X-Large
Ok guys I have a real hankering for one of these babies! I have wanted one for a while now and think it is time to pull the trigger... are there any owners out there that could give me some insight as far as wearabilty for a watch this size? Comfort level? The bracelet looks very sleek and well put together from my experience wearing one at an AD.Please bring on those pictures!!!

His and hers arrived
Just wanna say thanks to all forums members for all your posts. Wife and I finally pulled the trigger on a his and hers. Happy wife happy life. Her wrist is super tiny but the 1392 works for her and she loves it, as do I love my 359.

Took my PAM390 for a holiday in the States
I am based in the Middle East and I went on a holiday with my PAM390 in the States. Here are some photos to share

NATO strap size for Tudor BB 36
With a lug width of 19mm and minimal options for natos in that size, will 20mm natos fit OK or will they look strange?