Edox Classe Royale Revisited: Watch With Many Faces: Looks Good In Each
I fondly mentioned the Edox Classe Royale line of watches before, but since then have garnered new appreciation for the line. Though I retain my previous positive sentiments regarding the impressive symmetry of the watch. The design has a distinct appeal that transcends among many different watch lovers. It is hard to dispute with the eye catching and eye pleasing looks of the Edox Classe Royale. Several years ago, Edox reinvented itself after a stint as a relatively obscure maker of quartz dress watches. The family owned company then decided to recapture its mechanical roots and produce a unique line of classy sport watches.Edox is on a roll, and trying to market its watches aggressively as they should. Still, it is hard to penetrate lots of direct sales channels, such as retail. So you will probably not find Edox watches at your local department store. Fret not as Edox watches in all flavors can be attained with relative ease over the Internet.Expanding on my discussion of the Edox

Hands-On: The Cl�� De Cartier In Rose Gold And Steel
Last January at the 2015 edition of the SIHH, Cartier launched a major new family of wristwatches called the Clé De Cartier – named for the key-like, oblong winding and setting crown set into the flank of the case. We went hands on with the original launch models and we were very impressed by not only the visual, but also the tactile aspects of the design – the watch felt great in the hand and on the wrist, and the crown was just different enough to give a tingle of pleasure, but not so unusual as to become an obstacle to convenience. The Clé De Cartier family was also the launch platform for a new movement: the Cartier caliber 1847, which is the newest in-house general purpose Cartier movement, as well as its least expensive. The finish is not as elaborate as on, say, the 1904 MC (found in the Calibre de Cartier) but it comes in at a lower price as well, which puts the Clé De Cartier in a generally more affordable price bracket – the model we&rsq

ROO lugs won't fit my wrist!!!
Does anyone with smaller wrists like mine experience this same problem? I tried the Safari at an AD today and I feel that the lugs won't sit on my wrist, it seems to be protruding out in an awkard manner.I'll try to post pics ASAP.On the bright side the sales staff was really good and gave me a full price list.

Panerai 44mm similar to 372?
I love the simplicity of the 372, but cannot fathom the 47mm size. What's a luminor that's similar to 372, but at 44mm? One with only seconds-dial is fine, too.What are Radiomir watches that are similar?

My new 338
Got it last week from RUpanerai. I had sold all of my Pam's. Just too big for me, IMO. Here is a 42mm Radiomir. I don't think it looks small at all. The pic doesn't show it well, but the gold hands are stunning. It's on a Metta strap from Micah that I loved more than the watch it was usually on....L