Breitling Superocean GMT Stainless Steel

Review: Magrette Regattare 2011
The Magrette Regattare 2011 is conceptually a very interesting watch. Its super compressor functionality and cushion style case, give the Regattare decidedly classic undertones.? But layered on top of this classical foundation is a sporty, rather modern veneer.? Not to mention that the watch boasts 500 M water resistance, a feature not common in a watch priced at under $550.? This unique balance of classic and contemporary styling with sport functionality makes for a surprisingly versatile watch that should appeal to a broad audience.Case: Brushed and polished stainless steelMovement: Miyota 8215 21 jewel automatic movementLuminous: Super Luminova C3Lens: Double domed sapphire crystal with anti reflective coatingCase Back: Screw-downStrap: One leather and one rubberWater Res.: 500 MDimensions: 44 mmThickness: 15 mmLug Width: 24 mmCrown: Dual screw-downWarranty: 1 yearThe face of the Regattare is where it gets most of its sportiness, with yellow hash marks for the hours and red and whit

Information request.
Any info on this Cartier?

Incoming - end of an odyssey
For some time, I have had an interest in this watch, but had successfully convinced myself that I could live without it. Nonetheless, on a lark I reached out to a seller and , after some back and forth (and helpful advice from TRF members), the seller and I reached a provisional deal. Unfortunately, that deal didn't end up working out...but by that point reason had gone out the window - I needed to have this watch! what followed was a lot of time hammering around on various forums. I was fortunate to connect with another great seller and we worked together to address the challenges of sending a watch internationally between two private individuals. I'll post a separate thanks in the who's who section - but thank you here as well!The piece arrived last night---------International shipping demands patience The unboxing (rest assured it was sent double boxed...just sparing readers photos of every step of the process)----------The 15707CE is a very cool watch. I very much understand why it

AP Royal Oak as daily wearer?
Hi All,Looking into an AP royal oak, either the newer 1400 41mm or the previous 15300 39mm.I love my sub and do use it as my daily wearer. Can anyone share if the AP royal oak will withstand the rigors of day to day when at work in a suit or on the weekend?Also any thoughts on the size, I'm concerned the 41mm will be a tad too big to wear under the cuff?Any advice appreciated.Cheers.

Hawaii trip and watches
Been away from the forums for a bit to get unplugged (if there is such a thing) for a family vacation to Hawaii. Truly enjoyed Hawaii and got to visit Oahu and Maui. Truly beautiful place with stunning scenery everywhere and amazing beaches, which kept me away from the internet for the most part, but of course I had to try and check out some watches while I was there Very happy that I was able to check out some models that aren't available where I live, and the places I visited was more than friendly.So I thought I'd share some of my photos and hope you enjoy. Majority of content is Patek so decided to post it in this sub-forum, but mods, please feel free to move the thread if there is somewhere more appropriate.I was jet lagged when I arrived so what better way to start off the trip than to head out to the beach at dawn?I decided to go with my trusty G-Shock for this trip and it definitely survived everything I threw at it We hiked up Diamond Head and was rewarded with a great view