Breitling Chronomat 41

Daniel Craig Prefers Rolex
This is interesting. Hope it wasn't posted before.

The 2254.50 at the top of the forum...
...who is responsible for that picture? Everyday when I come to the forum I stop for a moment to admire that picture. It really is quite amazing. I just wanted to tell the person who took that shot: Well done! ~JB

Factoid of the Day 6-14-08
from strategy.com:Top Ten Little Known 20th Century Developments that Changed Warfareby James DunniganOctober 21, 2002 1. The modern rifle. It used to be, an effective soldier was someone who spent a lot of time learning how to use a weapon. But the bolt action, smokeless powder, rifle (actually invented in the late 19th century, but it was perfected in the early 20th) changed warfare much more than the generals expected. Now anyone with a few hours of training (if that) became an effective battlefield killer. Smokeless power made snipers much more lethal, and individual automatic weapons (first the 9mm SMGs in World War I, followed by the AK-47 after World War II)2. Wrist watch. Superior battlefield coordination has always been an advantage, and for thousands of years flags or musical instruments enabled a general to give orders effectively. But in the 19th century, armies got too large for the ancient methods to work. Early in the 20th century, the wristwatch became popular, and th

Newest Acquisition!
I know it isn't a Rolex but....

All these 372 posts are killing me...
Just stop guys. I talked myself out of it already and now I can't stop thinking about it.Here is a test drive I took. A little too big for me I know, but it looks so good.Unfortunately to get it something would have to go....