Breitling Super Avenger Chronograph Steel Mens Watch A1337011-A699BKRD

Laco Atacama Review
Laco is one of those brands I'm surprised doesn't get more attention. One of the original manufacturers of Flieger watches during WWII, along with Stowa, Wempe, IWC and others, they have a long rich history in watch making. We had the luck of meeting a distant relative of one of the founders of the brand, who wrote us this great brand highlight recently, which I recommend you read for a thorough walkthrough of their story. These days, Laco is positioning themselves for a bit of a comeback with an ever growing line of watches, ranging from Flieger remakes to bauhaus styled vintage models, to tough-as-nails modern tactical pieces.The watch we're going to look at today is of the latter group, the Laco Atacama. These watches have always interested me, but up until recently, they weren't too easy to get your hands on stateside. Luckily our friends over at Long Island Watch now sell them on-line, and were kind enough to lend us one for review. One look at this beast of a watch, you probably

I do not have a Seiko room
but I have a Seiko staircase.As my Swedish Seiko collector friend Molle has joined the moderator team here, I thought I should try to drop by more often and try to contribute to the forum with bits and pieces from the collection./ martin

I hate when that happens!
The crystal popped off the recent arrival, so why not take advantage for some nice macros without the worry of reflection. When life hands you lemons....well, I get the sugar and vodka but that's another story. And one full size shot just because:If you look carefully at the Longines winged hourglass logo above, you may see a piece of lint on it's left side. That happened as I was wiping down the crystals (uh, That's how I found out that there is none on it to my surprise and dismay ) for this groups shot:

Calling out all Speedmaster experts! (X post)
Hi everyone,long time lurker, first time poster here! After many months of searching the net, devouring the posts on almost every Omega forum, studying C. Maddox¡¯s site, flirting with many Omegas and generally neglecting everything else in life, I bought 2 Speedmasters in 5 months! The first one, a Xmas gift for my husband, is a 1978, cal 861, a bit beat up but all in all a good deal. The second one, I simply couldn¡¯t pass up. It¡¯s a 145012 67 SP (my husband¡¯s birth year), cal 321, in brilliant condition (IMHO ¨C sure the chronograph pusher needs to be tightened, but the hands reset to zero beautifully, it keeps time to +20 sec a day with its last service being in 1972! ), bought from the original owner (who bought it on Xmas 1967) at a good price (thanks also to the strong euro!). There is just a thing that bothers me: the dial. I read everywhere that 321 Speedys all have the metal logo dial, no exceptions. Well, mine hasn¡¯t. It has a painted logo dial, with a T swiss made T inscrip

Help with strap choice
Looking to add a new strap to my Pam 177 . I am torn between a green canvas or a black distressed one .