Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe Chronograph Flyback Watch
Let's be honest, dive watches are primarily used these days as de-facto sports tool watches and increasingly for all types of situations where a formal dressing attire is not required. However, when getting a dive watch, what if you could get one that not only looks great in casual and semi-formal settings but also had the tooling capability and pedigree that would allow it to stand toe-to-toe against any dive watch in the market? Well, wait no longer, the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe Chronograph Flyback should be your next diving watch.Reintroduced last year as a modern incarnation of the famed Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe of the 50s, which was designed with the proportions and features to provide a tool watch that could also be used outside of diving activities, the Bathyscaphe model is a unique dive watch that looks modern and retro at the same time.For this release, Blancpain continued where they left off from last year's model and added what only can make this new ve

Features of top quality Jaeger LeCoultre
The seller request to 750 euros, a fair price completely if you ask us. This reawakening of travel would be perfect sitting on the table of bed-side of a 1930s British polo player, may wear this watch (also of the MLC). We believe watch is incredible. What do you think? Click here for more details and photos of this day 8 years 1930 Jaeger Lecoultre travel alarm clock and signed by Hermes.

Price premium for black dial on 15400
Hi all,Is there typically a premium for a black dial 15400 over the silver/white dial? Thanks for your help!

I brought home the classic 2254.50
I was torn betwee the PO w/the orange bezel or the classic smp....and the classic won out. I'm very pleased! The PO will have to wait...

390 or 305
Ok I know they are completely different but if you had to decide between the pair which one are you taking?