Breitling Chronomat 44

Azimuth King Casino Watch
The Azimuth King Casino is sure to divide opinion. More sculpture than timepiece, this roulette-inspired wristwatch is part tool, part toy. If you're not familiar with the brand, this model may shock you, but rest assured, Azimuth have previous experience in the bizarre. Where most brands might look to establish a solid set of design principles and stick to them, Azimuth takes an almost inverted approach: if it looks like nothing you've ever seen, it could well belong to this bold brand.Given Azimuth's reputation for novelty, it is quite refreshing that the Azimuth King Casino is a blatant evolution of an earlier model, known as?the SP-1 Roulette. The Azimuth King Casino has built on the traits of its older but smaller brother. The Azimuth SP-1 Roulette measures 35mm across and features a simple roulette game; the Azimuth King Casino is a whopping 45mm across and has built on the function of the roulette game to add a new element inspired by the card game of Baccarat.Both watches in th

Introducing The Tissot T-Lord Automatic Small Seconds For 2011: This Watch Is A Winner, And Only $97
Say hello the best looking Tissot since the Visodate 1957. This Basel 2011 release has gone completely unnoticed by, well, pretty much everybody and it wasn't until we saw the collection yesterday in New York that it caught our eye.? The Tissot T-Lord small second and date is fantastic looking, uses a really great movement, and the price is more than reasonable.? This watch is a sure-fired winner in our book.The T-Lord line from Tissot has been around for a while as part of the T-Classic collection, but something about the dial design - probably the use of two roman numeral markers at 12 and 6- prevented it from becoming a fan fan favorite.? But, the dial has been redesigned for 2011 and it is absolutely killer.?Sized at 40mm in diameter and only 9.9mm thick, the new T-Lord automatic with small seconds makes for a perfect formal watch to wear with a jacket to the office.? Inside the Tissot is a high-grade ETA 2895-2 movement and while there is a bevy of T-Lord watches to choose from, t

Identifying a rolex
Quick question apart from the serial number at the 6,how eles can you identify a rolex,reason i ask my friend had an old gmt pepsi on last week he just bought it from ebay,has box but no papers (already told him he is an idiot) can't make out the serial number,i told him this does not look good,but it is a genuine rolex,so if he opens it up can he identify the watch ?

Secaucus Omega Service Center experiencetaking too long?
I sent in my Omega Seamaster to the "official" servicing center in Secaucus, NJ. When I called beforehand, they told me I would have the watch back in 4-6 weeks. It's now been 8 weeks, still no watch. When I called them this morning, I was then told it would be at least 2 weeks more before I would get it returned. They said the 4 - 6 weeks promise was contingent on "if all went well and they didn't have to order parts." Order parts? Why would they not have all the parts they need for such a standard model if they're the "official" Omega watch repair center for the US? Is this a common experience, or am I running into unusually poor service here?

New Member & New Hamilton Owner
Good day all fellow Hamilton enthusiasts. I am recently a new Hamilton King Scuba watch owner. I have always been interested in watches and have always wanted to start collecting. I am so happy with my new Hamilton that I went out and purchased my wife one as well. One quick question here - I have been tracking the accuracy and it is at 10 seconds fast per 24 hours. Reading some of the threads this seems to be at the limit of acceptable accuracy. Knowing that I have sacraficed some accuaracy with an automatic movement should I bring this to the attention of my watchmaker?