Baume & Mercier Hampton Classic MOA08818

WATCH GIVEAWAY: Torgoen T81 Limited Edition Automatic
This month on watches-dealer, you have a chance to win a limited edition Torgoen T81 mechanical automatic pilot watch. The Torgoen T81 is named as such in honor of pilot Spencer Suderman who accomplished a record-setting 81 inverted flat spins from an altitude of 23,000 feet in his Pitts stunt plane. Because "81 Inverted Flat Spins" is actually written on the watch dial, the wearer should know what they are - and the answer is a particular aerobatic maneuver where the plane is spinning while falling upside down.The Torgoen T81 Limited Edition watch is 43mm wide in a black-colored steel case that is water resistant to 100 meters. The aviator-style dial is legible and clean, offering a timeless sporty look enhanced by accents of red color. The Torgoen T81 has a sapphire crystal and contains a Swiss automatic mechanical movement. Attached to the watch is a distressed Italian black leather strap with contrast stitching. Torgoen has limited the Torgoen T81 to just 200 pieces, with a retail

Pebble Returns to Kickstarter with the Pebble Time
Pebble, the company that brought us the first truly usable smartwatch back in mid-2012, is back with another Kickstarter campaign for their next model, the Pebble Time. By way of a reminder, the first Pebble raised over $10 million on Kickstarter after initially seeking $100,000. Some 68,929 people pledged money to the project and as of the end of 2014 Pebble had sold a million of its cross platform smartwatch. We reviewed the Pebble and in its earlier state found it to be a good but not great watch.The Pebble Time is again available via the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter. They have updated almost every aspect of the watch. The case is now more rounded than the original and has a slight curve to it so as to fit the wrist. The case appears to be a bit wider than the original and has rounded corners to give it a slightly less boxy appearance. They also upgraded the bezel to make it PVD stainless steel over the plastic case. The Pebble Time is thinner than the original, which along wit

Did you add to the tally?
Here's our list of February Incomings:.info/foru...ings-here.htmlDid you remember to add your arrival to the list? If so, great! If not, please take a minute to find your number and add to the thread. It was a record breaking month and we'd like an accurate tally.Thanks!

Anyone Download the new Spellchecker?
I downloaded the new spellchecker (it's in the upper right corner of a add post / reply screen - the icon is an "abc" with a check mark under it) and it's a great improvement over the other. You actually have to download something (I read all the fine print, no adware, spyware, etc.), takes about 30 seconds, and after that, when you click the spell-check icon it'll run the checker. One of the best improvements is you can now 'add' to the dictionary as you check. So if it finds a word not found (like Brietling or a user name) you can click 'add' so next time it won't stop there. Much better than the old IMO..I highly recommend downlading it!

Hello Panerai world
I have a recently found myself being interested in panerai again. Last piece I had was in 2006 and have not really followed the brand that much since then. Anyways, I'm starting to look at a possible purchase but there are so many existing and upcoming models that I figured I'd come here for a little guidance. From the Pam's I've had in the past I managed to make a little money on resale but I understand that the market is not what it was so I'm looking for something that will not break the bank. Under 10 k for sure. I really wanted a 47 case with either a 372, 422, 673 but I really don't think I can pull it off. I have 7 in wrists and from what I can see that is borderline. The nearest AD is 5 hours away so I can't really try one on so I'll just stick with what I know....44mm. My wish list is short and hopefully you can steer me in the right direction. -44mm luminor polished case-manual or automatic wind -sandwich dial in black or tobaco-gold hands is a must. - date not necessar