Breguet Marine Royal Rubber Stainless Steel Men's Watch 5847BB/12/5ZV

Edox Classe Royale Watch: Stylish Symmertry In A Tank
In watch terminology a "tank" is a square shaped watch. Strictly speaking, it was a name given to a rectangular Cartier watch, but has been applied to square along with rectangular watches. Square watches are a contradiction, because an analog clock is round, and you have stick a circle in a square. Tank watches are style choices, and represent a different theme on what a watch should be. Of course there are many variations on the square shape. but the classic big box is always appealing as it makes a stark contrast with the disangularity of one's wrist. A tank watch always sticks out well.The Edox Classe Royale is a risky, yet rewarding watch from Edox. Mixing sport and luxury, the Classe Royale is the epitome of a "show me" timepiece. The most effective feature of this watches style is the color contrasting on the bezel that help indicate hour indices, which really brings out the size of the watch, and helps with legibility. Another wonderful design element is something that you unfo

Incoming....new Breitling owner here...(vintage Navitimer 806 from mid 1960's)
(seller's picture)...Purchased today.....should be here sometimes next week.....more pictures to follow !(Thanks Dennis (ulackfocus) for your advice along the way )PS: Looking for Breitling crown to fit Venus 178 caliber (pre-owned would be OK). If you can point me the right direction (vintage watchmaker with Breitling parts etc.) via PM or e-mail, your help would be greatly appreciated. I would be also fine with a SS original Bretling crown that I could have gold plated.

Justify That New Watch!
This stems from Tom Carey's suggestion in another thread.How do you, if you need to, justify another watch purchase to your wife/husband?I spent 20 years in the military. Now, for those of you who don't know, the military isn't exactly known for ridiculously high pay so, for 20 years, we watched our money carefully. Only one time did I buy what we considered an "extravagance": I bought a Rolex Date-Just from a mall jewelry store in South Carolina, on credit. I never should've bought that watch. It was, if memory serves, about $1,100.00. The last thing an E-5 in the Navy needs is an $1,100.00 watch bought on credit. I never should've sold that thing and, yes, I kick myself daily.Now, however, we're in a position where money is less of a concern. My wife and I both have good jobs, with attractive compensation, that we love. Money is far less a concern now than it was, say, ten years ago.When I saw the WTF watch, I mentioned to the wife that I wanted to get it. As the words passed my lips

I couldn't resist...
.. I have wanted this piece for quite a while now, I got a good deal by trading my Omega in for it... Its brand new from the ADWhat do you think?042 by goold1, on Flickr043 by goold1, on FlickrAnd HERE she is.. 041 by goold1, on Flickr040 by goold1, on Flickr038 by goold1, on FlickrDino

Help! Datejust 116200 mis-aligned hour indexes
Dear all,I need your help! My friend purchased this pre-owned 116200 Full BP, card shown Harrods London.After carefully checking it up, we found the hour indexes are not aligned with the Roman minutes markers. Can you all please view and advise whether this is manufacturer's quality mistake or this is good fake piece?Many thanks!