Breitling Bentley Supersports Light Body

Sinn U200 B (EZM 8) Limited Edition Diver With Blue Dial
Sinn U200B on strapThere are two things about this watch that make it worth sharing. First off, the limited-edition galvanized matte blue dial. Normally sold in black, this version (ref EZM 8) is only available through December 31, 2013. Secondly, despite having a full 2000m (over a mile!) depth rating, the U200 is a svelte 37mm case.In what I think is a first for Sinn, it's sold with a matching blue and white NATO strap.Sinn U200B on NatoOne more of that combo:Sinn U200B on NatoNATOs aren't my favorite, but they're super popular and inexpensive, and an easy way to change your look. I do quite like that Sinn is getting a tiny bit bolder with color. This is a versatile and attractive look. The watch comes with both silicone and NATO along with tool to change them, and I can vouch that authorized dealers sell Sinn bracelets (around $400) if you want one.On the size, 37mm is usually labelled as "mid-size" for brands that make them, e.g. Omega Seamaster. Personally, I find that 37mm is an

Mahatma Gandhi Zenith Pocketwatch
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born in 1869 in Porbandar, India. He is known around the world as Mahatma Gandhi or "Great soul", an honorific title first applied to him by Rabindranath Tagore. In India, on the other hand, it is known as Bapu (b?)have or "Father"). He is officially honoured in India as the father of the Nation; the day of his birthday, 2 October, is commemorated as Gandhi Jayanti, a national holiday and in the world as the international day of non-violence.

Orient's new GMT Diver
I'm in the market for a GMT and recently saw the new Orient GMT Diver. It's got a different look than your typical GMT, but I'm not sure on this one, at 45mm. Thought it be a good discussion to hear your thoughts on this watch.For me, at 45mm it's to large (42 would have been better). The bezel is a little busy combining the 24hr markers and a compass and makes it harder to read. Of all the dials offered, the white dial appeals to me more, but not sure if the markers would get lost in the dial. All images are stock photo'sInfo on watch:Power Reserve: Approximately 40 HoursCrystal: Convex crystal glassMovement: ORIENT caliber 46P40 Made in JapanClasp: Fold-over with Double Push Button SafetyCrown: Screwed-down CrownWater Resistance: 200mCase Material: Stainless SteelCase Diameter: 45.00mmCase Thickness: 13.60mmDial Color: WHITEBezel Material: Stainless SteelBezel Function: GMTCalendar: DateBand Material: Stainless SteelWarranty Type: 1 Year International Warranty

What a dilemma... money to spend & no watch of interest
Okay, it's my birthday in a couple of weeks, and the wife has graciously allowed me to indulge my passion (obsession?). The only problem is, I have a budget of $500, and I CAN'T FIND A SINGLE WATCH THAT INTERESTS ME When did I become so jaded, or so fussy that I can't find a watch in that price bracket?There are a couple of issues though; first of all, for my collection to be added to, it must be by something a bit 'different'. I don't want anymore diver's watches, I have a nice dress watch, I have chronographs, so what's left?Secondly, I live in just about the suckiest city in the world for buying watches (okay, probably an exaggeration, but it sure feels like it sometimes).We have one Rolex AD, and one shop that's a TAG, Oris, Rado and Tissot AD. There are lots of other jewellery stores that sell Tissot, a couple with Longines (I do like the Hydroconquest, but it's out of the price bracket, and it's a diver's watch), and all of the rest sell Seiko, Casio etc.So it's looking like I WO

For lovers of chronograph esoterica
Movado doesn't get a lot of love these days. Its current manifestation is a faint shadow of its former self. But in its heyday, Movado could hold its head up with the big boys, producing complicated wristwatches that competed with Longines, Omega and Zenith. Here's a watch that'll show you what Movado once was. This is a Movado Subsea, a late version of Movado's handwound chronograph calibre 95M. It is intended to be waterproof, with screwback and round pushers. It is a supremely elegant design, with a lacquer black dial and contrasting white subdials, a tuxedo in a watch case. That oversized domed crown was a revelation to me. It is absolutely ideal for one-finger friction winding. I never gave that element of watch design much thought until I happened to wind this one. Look closely at the textured subdials. Note the unique and characteristic "kris" hands to mark the chronograph registers. Note also that the minutes subdial goes to 60, which I believe is unique to the 95M movement as