Bedat & Co No. 7 Mens

Archimede SportTaucher M Watch
Conservative sport watch brand Archimede does it again with the new SportTaucher (Sport Taucher) M watch. This diver is a rational man's friend with a sturdy German-made steel case, 300 meters of water resistance and a sapphire crystal. It doesn't aim to excite sot much as it does to simply perform - again, another Teutonic tool.The case is 41.5mm wide, done in a satin finish (very tool-like look) with a matching rotating bezel. The crown is placed at 4 o'clock as is the date dial in effort to preserve the placement of the Arabic numerals located at 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock. I like the rounded crown guard and feel it adds a softer look to the case. At 12mm thick, the case should feel rather reasonable on the wrist.Archimede will offer the SportTaucher M with two dial colors: Black and blue. The black version has easy to see white hands and hour markers with red trim, the blue model is trimmed in orange and has a bit of a "tropical" feel to it.In addition to the metal bracelet, the watch

Sow's Ear or Silk Purse? or, A Beginers Guide to Hunting Vintage Constellations.
I am sometimes asked, how do you find a nice pie pan Constellation for a reasonable price? We all know that if you go to a upper end vintage shop, such Somlo or Austin Kaye, they will be happy to show you a fine specimen of your choosing. However, they will (rightfully I might add, as they are not a charity) charge you a pretty penny for the service.Another way is to scour the for sale ads on the watch forums, internet and eBay in hopes of getting lucky. This of course can be very frustrating and take a lot of time. Many folks give up in frustration. They are out bid, the item is pulled for private sale, they discover it is a redial after vetting it among the forum pros; in short, a lot of effort does not necessarily get them the watch of their dreams.I would suggest that a modification of this approach can yield success. While searching for a nice watch at an affordable price, look for the Cinderellas in the crowd. That is, look for a watch that looks like a worthless dirty o

Newest addition to my collection: Orient Star Retro-Future YFH03001D
Getting ready to fit the band.My cat came to inspect.Wrist shot.I can now cross a power reserve off my list of desired complications. The look of the watch is inspired by vintage motorcycles, and I think they were quite successful in working that in. I like the bolt head crown. The face has good depth and complexity without it being too cluttered for my taste. I like the way they painted the numbers on the inside of the crystal. It has an in house movement like all Orients. It's fairly large at 44m wide, and it's heavy. The clasp is simple and short, without that second fold over clip. As a result it doesn't have many notches for finer size adjustments like my Citizens and Seikos. As a result I had to pick between slightly tight and loose fitting. I can't stand loose fitting watches sliding around on my wrist so I went with a little tight. As a result of that and the weight I usually pick it out for occasions where I won't be wearing it all day long. That's my only complaint. It's been

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I'm bored, playing with the camera

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