Breitling Bentley Motors A25362 Stainless Steel Bezel Midsize Automatic Watch

Magrette Moana Pacific Diver Watch
Heads up Magrette fans, your favorite New Zealand watch maker is about to release a new limited edition model - their first diving watch. Being an enthusiastic lover of diving watches, I am thrilled. Best part is that in addition to the watch being a new model, the case and dial are much upgraded, taking the brand to yet another high level. The watch is the Magrette Moana Pacific Diver, the a new diving watch version of the Moana Pacific watch that I reviewed here. I continue talking about Magrette watches because I keep hearing from my reader that you love them - good thing I share the same sentiment.One thing that became apparent to me as I studied this watch is that Magrette is finally getting a distinct character - which is a good thing. Branding is a complex endeavor (for new and old brands alike). In addition to getting a signature look, Magrette is getting real character. This is a type of personality that we mentally attribute to certain items and products. What personality do

Hamilton X -copter?
Have not decided if I like it or not. Im a copter pilot and the time has come for a watch for chopper pilots and Hamilton is a recognized brad...but is it a bit much and too designated for "chopper guys" I mean, I have been saving up for a Bell and Ross and am almost there and for teh price of the Bell and Ross, I can get 3 of these! Thoughts?

Two in and Two out
Just the other day I was thinking that it had been awhile since I have done anything with my collection. Then the bug hit me, so I made a slight change. I sold 2 watches and bought 2 watches and here's why: I wanted to add pieces that I felt were "iconic or classic" models that I would enjoy wearing and keeping for a long time while moving out watches that see little or no wrist time. So here is what I did:Move #1: I realized I just wasn't a TT guy anymore (funny how tastes change over time -loved it when I bought it then never wore it) so I sold my Rolex 16613, and I bought a Rolex 16710 GMT Master II Pepsi. With the ability to swap out the bezel inserts I now have several different looking watches in one! And yes I bought 2 other inserts, black and coke for variety. I also gained the GMT functionality which since I happen to travel for work will use frequently. Move #2: By purchasing the 16710 and gaining the GMT functionality I now no longer need it on my Omega Seamaster GMT so I

Hello ... New to the Forum
I thought I had an account here from early on, but when I tried to retreive my password, none could be found. Possibly I was just a lurker I've been collecting for about 10 years now. I was up to an unmanagable 32 watches at one time, but consolidated to these dozen.~PaulTop Row - Baume&Mercier, Tissot, Breitling, Breitling, Omega, LonginesBottom Row - Longines, Candino, Buran, Baume&Mercier, Rado, Rolex

Diamond rolexes? Why so lukewarm?
Noobie here. Love the forum but please forgive my ignorance and lack of knowledge. It seems to me that people don¡¯t really love the diamond references as much as the ones without. Some diamond versions don¡¯t even seem to be selling for much more than the non diamond ones. Can you give me some insight to why this is? I mean rolexes are awesome and valuable. Diamonds are valuable. Put them together and it should be ultra valuable. But it just isn¡¯t so. Why?