Armani Dress Blue Dial Men's Chronograph Watch AR2494

Revised Weiss Standard Issue Field Watch Now Packs More US-Made Key Components
It?has been?only a few months since Ariel reviewed the Weiss Standard Issue Field Watch, and yet we are returning to the very same model to share a brief ¨C and most welcome ¨C update?related to the making of this piece. In the review (which you can find here, in case you missed it) we pointed out that a majority of the parts of this Weiss watch are made in the US, hence the?visibly placed "Los Angeles, CA" designation on the dial. A few things have changed over the last few months however, so let's see what these slight modifications are that render this affordable watch even more interesting for those looking to purchase?items largely?made in the US.An ever wider array of components in the Weiss Standard Issue Field Watch are now made in the US, or rather, in Los Angeles, California, to be exact. The list of US-made parts now?includes all components of the 42 millimeter wide steel case, the?dial, sapphire crystal, gaskets, spring bar tools, as well as the Cordura canvas and leather str

Another Orient video (ETA vs. Orient)
Comparing the automatic winding mechanisms of an Orient and ETA movements. I thought I would share.youtube/watch?v=lgwTnAlX2LUand another cool videoyoutube/watch?v=1Lj4aGiFXScI like these watches more and more.

Vintage Paul Perregaux connection to Girard-Perregaux ?
Have been enjoying my wonderful modern "budget" automatics (Bulova and Timex are both making some very attractive watches, IMO), and decided to take a chance on a vintage 17 jewel "Paul Perregaux", but I'm having trouble finding information on the company. Can anyone here help steer a noob? Thanks !

Tried out this beast today!!!
Royal oak tourbillon, felt like a solid brick of elvish craftsmanship. A great size at 41mm and the dial/case are a match made in heaven. The bracelet is thin, yet strong and well engineered (obviously haha) it also finds a way to drape nicely (hard to tell here cause my wrists are small!) without feeling flimsy at all. I am a fan of the royal oak, always have been, but this peice far surpasses the feeling of specialness I get from most models. I dubbed it the golden snitch it just seems to fit. What do you guys think? Worth the 200k price tag? Or would you go with the concept GMT tourbillon?

We have a winner!
After months of searching and trying on anything and everything when it comes to ACs and PCs the battle was between these two..the 5205 is great and art deco'ish but i've never been too keen on the bezel and the concave casethe winner, the 5146G creme dial, a more classic Patek and at 39mm it is made for my wrist. brown or black strap, it is a killer dress watch, whereas the 5205 is more smart casuallove them or loathe them, the 3, 6 and 9 work very well on the creme dial, and the chapter ring is the dog's bollocks to look aton order, now just a question of when the email appears in my inbox from DavidSW...