RADO is pleased to present the latest addition to the collection of Sintra
RADO is pleased to present the latest addition to the collection of Sintra, Sintra skeleton automatic. The model is designed ceramic of high technology which gives the watch a hue more silk matte black which is perfectly complimented by the movements Golden on the dial.

The Panerai 1940 3 Days Ceramica
In addition to three new releases last month, Officine Panerai has released the new Radiomir 1940 3 Days Ceramica, 48 mm PAM00577, which was inspired by historical watches from the 1930s. The new black ceramic case adds a contemporary flair to this otherwise minimalist design.The black matte ceramic cushion-form case is more durable and lightweight than ever before. It is a high performing material that is resistant to scratches and high temperatures. The black sandwich dial features simple Super LumiNova dot and dagger indexes that are clearly visible under water. Additionally, the dial features a relief image of the Silura a Lenta Corsa, or human torpedo, in commemoration of Panerai's involvement with the Italian Navy in the 1930s. 1 OF 2 The P.3000 manual-winding movement is created at the Panerai manufacturer in Neuchâtel, Switzerland. The movement features a jumping hour hand when adjusting the time – without interfering with the running of the watch

thinking of getting an omega bullhead....anyone have one? do you like it?
its a either you like it or not piece....i think its pretty cool....wondered what my trf colleagues thought....appreciate it...thanks

Planet Ocean Crown
Hey guys just got my PO Chrono, my first real watch and i love it! This may be a dumb question but how do i screw the crown in after i set the time? do i push real hard and turn it towards the 12 or should it be something easy? Sorry if its a dumb question.

The 5711 has landed
After many years lusting after it, today I picked it up. More wrist shots to come and perhaps some of my thoughts, but here we go for now...