Zodiac Adds Bronze and 7750 Chronos to Their Line Up
Well, the ‘heritage’ craze at Baselworld 2016 continues! Zodiac is another brand with a rich history that is continuing the fantastic trend of borrowing upon that history to produce new versions of vintage classics. This year Zodiac has put out quite a few models for Basel, but we’ll just concentrate on a couple of limited edition gems here, one diver and one chronograph.The Zodiac Sea Dragon Chronograph is sporty, with a bit of that vintage racing chrono flair. The case is similar to the 3-handed version we reviewed with a squarish tonneau shape, nicely brushed top and sides, with a polished bezel. At 42mm wide with 22mm lugs, it’s a nice modern size without being too big. The dial is laid out with the sub-dials at 12, 6 and 9, and a day/date window at 3.There will be several dial colors available, but the limited editions will come only in black or gray. Brushed hands and steel hour markers, both with Superluminova help out with low light visibility. The cryst

AP as daily driver?? Why not?
I read a lot of comments on here from people saying that they would not have an AP for their daily watch. I see it a lot for Royal Oaks (which I am particularly interested). Is this solely based on the fact that the finishes are so perfectly executed and the bezels are subject to being easily scratched? I mean if you didn't care how much the watch got scratched would you still not use it daily? I guess I am just trying to figure out the basis of this statement. I have a Sub-C. I wear it everywhere and anywhere not worrying about scratches. I want a ROO Diver. I have gotten advice in the past on here telling me to keep the Sub cause I wouldn't want to use the AP daily��then what is the point??Does anyone wear their AP RO all day, everyday? Anyone have pics of a daily worn AP��scratches and all???

The wait begins!
Thank you for all your help in helping me find my next timepiece!! Pictures in 3-4 days!(I already changed my avatar!)

41st Anniversary of Apollo 11 - Let's see 'em
Today is the 41st anniversary of the launch of Apollo 11. Let's see those Pre-Moon Speedies!Here is my 1966 Ref. 105-012, the same watch that a friend told me he wore on both his Gemini and Apollo missions:

BNIB 116622 YM w/ Platinum Dial at AD
One of the ADs in my area has a BNIB 116622 Yacht-Master with the Platinum Dial and is willing to sell it to me at $10k plus tax.I know it was never a popular watch, but I always liked it. At $10k, it's intriguing. Should I pull the trigger?