Breitling Navitimer 01 Panamerican Men's Watch AB0121C4-Q605BRCT

SIHH Preview: Ralph Lauren Slim Classique Collection
For Ralph Lauren, the 1920’s elegance and daring spirit of optimism have long been a source of inspiration. For 2012, Ralph Lauren presents two new interpretations of his Art Deco Slim Classique design featuring thin silhouettes, elegant guilloch¨¦ engraving and masterful gem setting. The first new Ralph Lauren 867 watch model places a single row of brilliant-cut diamonds on the bezel, set off by a glossy black frame that emphasizes the rectilinear form of the watch.On the second new 867 model, two rows of brilliant-cut diamonds make the bezel sparkle. Diamonds have also been set into the lugs, and a single rosecut diamond adorns the crown.Both models feature traditionally crafted silver opaline dials with strongly-defined black Roman and Arabic numerals. Presented in 18k white gold, these models are worn with a black alligator strap and matching white gold pin buckle, and both are executed in a classic 27.5mm width.As with the other models in the Slim Classique collection, these

Opinion on the following vintage bulova
The following are two watches I'm on the fence to keep or not to keepThe one with the extended stem I cut but I gotta cut again. The square one is nice but they are both so small I mean I'm a big elgin and bulova fan I guess I need u bulova guys to advise me thanksImageUploadedByTapatalk1374621643.305834.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1374621669.920396.jpg

Is it just me?
Is it just me, or are watches trending down to 42 mm from 44 mm over the last year? When I was watch shopping last year, didn't notice many 42 mm options. Now, 42 mm seems to be a trend. Probably more suitable for the average wrist.

Can I repair watches?
Being that work has been slow I've been getting more active again in buying watches from garage sales, flea mkt'sWhat the chances of a novice like myself getting into minor servicing and repairs. It gets pretty costly taking them to jeweler all the time. Would a few books on tools and repairs be sufficient or should I leave it to the pros?

Just bought my first and second Rolex!
Hey gents...I bought my first a couple of months back and got the TT submariner in blue out the door 12K no tax at an authorized dealer in Beverly Hills. I think that was a pretty good deal. I loved that sub and was wearing it daily and realized I needed a stainless steel for my everyday wearer as the gold gets some nice scratches.I love the SS Yachtmaster 2. Such a great everyday piece. The price tag made me gasp though. It's a little crazy, but then again that is why not everyone has a YM2. So I just picked up the SS YM2 at the same authorized dealer in BH and got it for 15.6K out the door no tax which I thought was another great price.Either way I love them and love this forum. Do you guys think I got pretty good pricing? Came to about 20% off after the didn't do the tax by shipping it to a friend....