Breitling Chrono Cockpit Automatic Chronograph Mens Watch B1335812-B974TT

Old Hammy back from the shop
Hey all, wanted to post a few pics of the Square that I just got back from the shop. My first Hamilton. Had to redial this one as the original was pretty beat up. Thought they did a nice job. Anyone got any history on it? Doesn't seem to be well documented as far as I can tell. Sorry for the crummy pics; just from iPhone. Need to get a mem card for the dslr :-/Enjoy!

On the way: Orient Sapphire Sky
On Orient's site, a watch that I really like has been out of stockit is the Sapphire Sky automatic. I finally found one and it is on its way in all it brand new glory. It uses the Orient Caliber ET46B.

Oris is always Rushin
August 12, 2008 Oris was proud to sponsor the very first Moscow City Racing event which took place in Russia¡¯s capital. Following a long association with motor sport Oris was one of the main sponsors for the first demonstration of Formula One on Russian soil. Nico Rosberg receives his TT3 Formula Gold Limited Edition Thousands of Muscovites lined the streets to see racing teams from Russia which past the Kremlin and to catch a glimpse of the star attraction ¨C Oris ambassador Nico Rosberg in the AT&T Williams FW29 from the 2007 F1 season.An enthusiastic Nico commented: ¡°What a city! Driving around the Kremlin and through Red Square was just awesome. The attention we received from the spectators was just incredible, massive! People really are fascinated by Formula One here.¡± Before his demonstration Nico was presented with the Oris TT3 Formula Gold Limited Edition ¨C a watch in rose gold specially designed to celebrate 30 years of Williams F1 and strictly limited to just 300 pieces.Ro

Giddy anticipation - getting an AquaTerra clearback today from AD
Will post usual photos as soon as it arrives. It's a watch to be used for working, because I'm afraid to use my Rolex.

New Day Date & Stick/Lume question
Took me a while to get round to it, but finally posting about a new (BNIB with stickers) day date I acquired at the end of last year. It's a white gold 118209 that I'd wanted for a while, and had to give up my 3-watch SS rolex collection to get it (together more cash than I would have liked to make up the difference) but absolutely no regrets so far, and it's a watch I hope to wear for very long while. It's from around 2008 so has the newer bracelet/engraved rehaut but when I decided to change out the dial from silver to black, I ended up going with with the older stick/baton dial design, rather than the newer dials that have lume as markers. This may seem an odd choice to some but I had a old 5 digit datejust for about 10 years and there's something I really like about the classic/timeless style of the old stick dials, and also given the watch itself is white gold I though why not be consistent. Saying that I do like the presence/stronger impact of the lume on the newer dials too. J