Breitling Galactic Unitime Black Dial Dark Brown Leather Men's Watch WB3510U4-BD94DBRLT

Hamilton of the Day: Ardmore for women
I know that member elegant & classic recently purchased this watch and I invited her to post some pix. Here it is. . .Specifications: * Hamilton Ardmore watch features a rectangular, stainless steel case * Women's timepiece features a silver dial * Watch combines fashion and function * Sapphire crystal * Navy leather strap * Pin buckle clasp * Swiss quartz movement * Water resistant * Swiss made * Case Measures: 19mm wide x 26mm high * Band Measures: 12mm wide x 7 inches long

Mark XVI in the shop for repairs
I purchased a new Mark XVI about six weeks ago. In the six weeks I¡¯ve ¡°owned¡± this watch I have only been able to wear it for ten days. It¡¯s been at IWC for repairs the rest of the time. I wanted an IWC because of the quality and paid extra for that quality. So far I am very disappointed. Should I expect some kind of compensations from IWC?

This got me pretty excited...
walkthrough of Unitas construction. They are swiss made, right? the name is owned by ETA. I think this is just informational. Nonetheless, it's awesome. The journey begins here: youtube/watch?v=c7B5j...eature=relatedThen other parts of the video are in the related sidebar. Hope you have some extra time. Enjoy! This was sparked because of my recent obsession over manual-wind movements. Sooo awesome.

Need orientation on chronograph care, please
First off, I primarily wear a Rolex tool watch (only complication is a single date function) and some of you may recall that I started a Thread here noting that my wristwatch must do what I do. Period.But now I have a gentler soul headed my way: A vintage 2-dial chronograph that's only a couple of years younger than I am. Mind you, I have no intention of testing its water integrity, beyond the proverbial splash and such in washing my hands before meals. But I do plan on getting out and about w/ it for a week or so, which could include shoveling or blowing snow to clear our Michigan walkways here, and maybe some minor handyman stuff around the house.Any reactions to this? I've heard chronographs can be sensitive creatures, and I'd like to keep this one running well. Although I've decided to Post this as a more General question, the piece we're talking about is a mid-1960s Breitling Top Time. Does that make a difference?Thanks for any and all feedback! Look for images at some point in th

AP ROO Panda + Lambo
After seeing some recent threads, I've really missed wearing my AP and driving my car...Decided to go and take some quick iPhone shots of the combo...can't wait for the weekend to take them both out for real!