Breitling Superocean GMT Limited Edition

The Zenith El Primero Sport
Adding to its already robust line up of El Primero chronographs, Zenith has announced a new addition to the range – the El Primero Sport. This new chronograph, set in a stainless-steel case, offers another option to clients in the market for a simpler, larger watch without additional complications. Monochromatic chronograph registers, various strap choices, and two dial options complete the latest offering from this 150-year-old manufacture.At 45 mm in diameter (by 14 mm in thickness), the new Zenith El Primero Sport joins the likes of the Stratos Spindrift in being one of the larger offerings in the El Primero range. The case is similarly styled to other El Primero watches, with beefy sloped lugs extending from a simple round case. All variants feature the same stainless-steel case with polished bezel, which is complemented by brushed and polished finishing on the lugs. 2 OF 63 OF 6 There are two dial options for the El Primero Sport: "lamé" silver

How long must you wear in order to fully charge an Omega
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My Hamilton"BARTON"
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Hello All :) Newb Here, And wanted to ask for help with a pocket watch
I recently found a pocket watch that used to belong to my gram, I love wrist watches but don't know much about pocket watches.It reads Primrose watch co on the movement, but on the inside of the case back, it has a crest and inside it reads wittnauer and co.Am I corret in assuming its part of the longines wittnauer group? if so is the movement also made the longines and wittnauer group?its itty bitty, some of the enamel is wearing off, I just thought it was cool. I may give it to my daughter

New member I'd love to hear some expertise!
Hello all, I am a new member and have just built up an interest in watch collecting. I am a college student so I do not have a big budget. Right now i'm looking to pick up a nice watch for roughly between 100-250 dollars. I have currently been eyeing this AX 1192 watch.A|X Armani Exchange Watch, Men's Black Ion Plated Stainless Steel Bracelet 50mm AX1192 - A|X Armani Exchange - Jewelry & Watches - Macy'sI have heard negative things about Armani Exchange and I know it really isn't a real Armani Company so im not dead set on this idea. With my budget I know I can't afford many of the top quality brands but I am looking mostly for good style not a lifetime bulletproof guarantee, that being said I also don't want a watch that will Fall apart within a year and be a waste. Could anyone speak to the quality or lack thereof of Armani Exchange, Emporio Armani, and Invicta watches? Also does anyone have a good suggestion to look at for my price point of 100-250$?