Breitling Superocean 44 Black Dial Autoc Mens Watch A1739102-BA78SS

Now Men's Luxury Watch Style Writer At Examiner.com
It is getting to the point where I write more than anything else, but that is OK because I love it. Eventually some of you will need to help contribute to keep all my content bases covered. My newest area of watch passion expression is Examinerwatches-dealer. The fare is arguably lighter, but is for a slightly different audience - still the talk is on watches. Examinerwatches-dealer will need no introduction to some, but is basically a large news and opinion site where writers of different focuses and specializations are selected and given dedicated pages. I've been selected as the Men's Luxury Style writer for San Francisco, which essentially means that I will be talking about watches. Though when related luxury style items come up, I am sure I will mention them ("but watches are all that I know!").I've added an RSS read in the left column of aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer. You can click there to read my latest articles on Examinerwatches-dealer. Or you can visit my Men's Luxury Style page

Introducing The MeisterSinger Paleograph, A One-Handed MonoPusher Chronograph (Details & Pricing
MeisterSinger produces watches that are an exercise in restrained utility. You may be familiar with the?Singular, the brand's single hand time-only watch, and at this?year's SalonQP, MeisterSinger introduced the latest addition to its niche range of single-handed watches: the Paleograph. Harkening back to the early days of watchmaking, the Paleograph uses a single button to control the chronograph function to go with its signature single-hand time display.It wasn't until after World War I that chronograph wristwatches received a second button for zero-reset, and it is this era that the Paelograph recalls.?The watch uses the MSYN13 manual winding movement with 46-hour power reserve, a caliber based on the Unitas 6497 pocket watch movement. The goal here is to combine the zeal of modern watchmakers with the know-how and tradition of robust column wheel chronographs. 2 OF 2 MeisterSinger Paleograph Blue Dial And Movement The Paleograph comes in a stainless steel case si

Any AT quartz love out there?
Hi to you all Omega lovers, any chance that any owners of the Aqua Terra quartz can post some pictures of theirs? I love mine (white-silver dial) but I feel like a minority. Thanks in anticipation.

Incoming?!?
Choices, choices: (apologies to Robert Frost)?Two watches diverged in a yellow mood,And sorry I could not buy them bothAnd be a one watchowner, long I stoodAnd looked down at one as far as I couldTo where it bent in the showcase lightThen took the other, as just as fair,And having perhaps the better claimBecause it was brassy and wanted wear,Though as for that the passing thereHad worn them really about the same...?I have a chance for the 3570.50 authentic moon watch or the 3573.50 sapphire sandwich. Leaning strongly toward the latter for the sapphires, display back, and enhanced movement finishing. The cost difference isn't a real problem.....Decision pending this weekend.....or a Yogi Berra said, when you come to a fork in the road, take it and buy them both. But they're too similar for that, I think.

Which Patek would you buy if you win 100 million at the Lotto?
Imagine you are the lucky winner of 100 million$, which means that buying a 1 million dollar watch wouldn't leave you living in the street or eating rice and noodles the rest of your life, which one would you get?I would get the 5208p, would love to have a minute repeater, of course it has perpetual calendar, chrono (function I almost never used when I wore/wear a chrono), moon phase, love those things, basically of no use whatsoever, but very nice to look at, and a nice size of 42mm, even if my style makes me go more towards sporty models, must say if I had no limit money wise would definitely get one.But let's stay realistic, chances of winning 100M are not big, so I'm already very happy that I was able to afford a 5712, before I thought buying a watch for more than 15K was madness, as a result I have 7 watches from 7 to 14K, except for my Daytona 116515, that I never wear, so decided to sell all but 1, and buy a really great watch, the 5712, and maybe also a Royal Oak Jumbo, I hope