Baume & Mercier & Riviera Stainless Steel Mens Watch MOA8854

Longines Column-Wheel Single Push-Piece Chronograph Review
If a new mechanical chronograph is an exciting thing to see from a brand you like, a column-wheel mono-pusher is almost mind-blowing. A few weeks ago, Longines announced their dryly titled Column-Wheel Single Push-Piece Chronograph ref L2.800.4.53.0, and the mix of a cool movement and a sharp, early 20th-century aesthetic, made it really stand out. Part of their Heritage line, the new watch draws directly from what many might consider to be the "heyday" of Longines' own history; the 13ZN caliber chronographs for the late 30's – 40's. First made in 1936, the 13ZN was a manufacture caliber from the brand that was available in many variations in its life; defining what a high-end chronograph should be.At a glance, one might see the new watch and think, well, that's Longines trying to pull off the Patek look, but it is in fact correct to the period of the source watches. From the wide tachy, to the leaf hands, down to the slender and almost stern type-face, all are pulled from the 30

Happy Birthday, Hamilton Forum!
Of course, I know it's silly to wish a forum a "happy birthday." But we are ONE MONTH OLD today. As the self appointed HISTORIAN of this forum (I just gave myself a raise too), I would like to point out a few statistics:Over 1700 posts in one monthOver 221 threads in one monthDropping Rene' Rondeau's name here 352 times (he is the official Hamilton historian and expert and we love the fact that he visits and chats with us so often)8 new Hamiltons bought by members of this forum (at Invicta, we would have 8 in an hour)4,521 bad puns by foghorn, mgiraz, eddiea, grady, muttley, MacDaddy and yours trulySo, on behalf of all who have come by, I can honestly say that this past month of starting a new forum with all of you has been PRICELESS! Thanks and let's keep up the fun.And do you know who we have to really thank for all of this? (Please scroll down)

Old Navitimer
Hi folks,can anybody tell me details about that watch in the pics, please.When was it built ? What does the engraving on the bottom mean ?Number inside the bottom is : 1013938; mvnt is Venus 178. Are there many around in the market ? Is it a collectors watch ?It has got a fresh revision by Breitling.Thanx for your answers.

Missing my 5712
I have been on vacation in Thailand for 7 days, and decided not to take my PP but my BLNR, having worn my PP every day for 10 days before leaving I got used to the light weight and not feeling the watch, but thought I won't swim with the PP while I have no problem to swim with the Rolex, but am really missing my watch, it's stupid but it's always a painful thing for me to leave my favorite watch in the bank when I leave for 2 weeks, even more when for 1 month like now.At least I will be super happy to get it back, it took me less time to get it in the first place¡­

A question for Submariner and sea dweller owners
I have a black submariner with date and whenever I look at the black dial and bezel of a sea dweller I can¡¯t help but think it is basically the same watch. Yes I see the red line of text that says ¡°sea dweller¡± and I admit it really pops and looks great. Both watches are awesome. But overall they just seem like the same watch or nearly the same watch. Yes I know there are some subtle differences such as the movement, size, depth rating etc. Rolex has so many different styles of watches in different colors and designs my question to those that own both of these watches is:What is it that inspired you to buy both a submariner AND a sea dweller?