Breitling Chronomat B 01

Hamilton Khaki X-Patrol Watch
Ah, now here is a slide-rule bezel complication that I can use. I tend to make fun of these as I am not about to do long-division or calculate fuel consumption on a tiny slide-rule, if I need to figure that stuff out at allBut this one is actually handy. This new watch for 2012 from Hamilton is the Khaki X-Patrol and it has a metric to imperial conversion scale. That would prove useful as I often travel to Europe and having no idea how far things are and how much things weigh. I am such a proud American. It isn't going to replace a calculator, but in comparison to most slide-rule bezels out there, you'll probably use this one at least once in a while.The name of the watch sounds like it was made for some make-believe military force, but it looks pretty cool. I like how standard Hamilton Khaki watches look like they are made for actual military personnel, and the Khaki models with some extra term after them look ripe for wrist time on GI Joe character. You can decide for yourself what t

Omega Liquid Metal Bezel available? Will it fit a 2531.80??
Hello all,I may be asking this prematurely. Oh well.Is the Liquid Metal Bezel available yet? If so, would it fit my SMP 2531.80? The ceramic bezels sure seem like the way to go for a watch actually to be used in the ocean! Does anyone here think I would be making a Franken-watch that would decrease the value of my 2531.80? It seems to me it would be easy enough to switch back to the old bezel if this turns out to be the case.Some of you here may recall I considered adding a cyclops over the date window to help my presbyopic eyes. I decided against this as the concensus was this would decrease the value of my watch. I don't think I will ever want to sell it, but I have learned my ability to predict my behavior in the future is far less than perfect.Opinions would be helpful.I love reading what you guys think, even if I don't always agree 100%. I recognize you all have a higher percentage of well grounded opinions about watches than I do.Thanks for your help,Jeff

Watch of the Day - 12/13/07
Longines Men's Master Stainless Steel Watch Street Price: About $1800Exemplary craftsmanship shines from this classic watch! Stainless steel forms the case giving this piece strong lasting power to stand the test of time. Flip the case over and view the Swiss automatic movement through the exhibition case back. Complications offered to you from this movement include a chronograph, date window and power reserve. The sharp-looking textured silver-tone dial features a date window between 4:00 and 5:00, a minute scale on the outer dial with black Arabic numerals at all hour locations. Scripted below 12:00 is the reputable Longines name and logo. Staying in sync with time are the furnace blue hour and minute hands spinning around the dial. Embracing your wrist in style, is a stainless steel bracelet. Polished exterior links paired with brushed interior links, are one more display of the precious time and skill poured into this piece. Bracelet: Stainless steel Movement: Swiss Automatic L696

Just got a NEW-OLD one
Just came in my new vintage watch, its a Nastrix Swiss, 17 j manual and keeps time perfectly.This watch is similar to the famous JFK watch although not solid gold like his, it is approx 35 mm and only 7 mm thick.If anyone has anymore info on this brand I would appreciate it.

Mark on DSoTM date wheel..
Hey guys, wanted to get your input here.I purchased a brand new DSoTM with boxes/papers from a respected seller on here a few weeks ago. No issues with the watch, it's absolutely great. Today I was looking at the date and noticed this smudge(?) It's obviously magnified way up for this picture, but it's still *slightly* noticeable to the naked eye and kinda driving me crazy. I cycled through all the days and the 26th is the only one affected. Is this worth going to an AD about and possibly getting corrected or am I just being totally neurotic?Here's the link if the pic isn't showing upimgur/a/P2UYe