Breitling Transocean Chronograph Blue Dial Steel Men's Watch AB015112/C860/154A

Introducing The Breitling Chronoliner, A Modern Aviator With Vintage Nuances
Breitling has?been rekindling vintage-inspired pieces for a while now. Last month, we showed you the in-house Transocean 1915 Mono-pusher Chrono, and before that a 38 mm Transocean Chrono. But, let's not forget that Breitling's legacy as a tool watch applies as much in the air as it does on the sea. Its latest release, the Breitling Chronoliner, is an aviation themed watch that evokes images of that?bygone era.When Breitling says that it drew inspiration from vintage pieces?in designing this aviator, it's only natural that we focus on our favorites. If we put on our?vintage?goggles, we don't have to look too hard to notice piston pushers and a?black bezel on a?panda dial ¨C and that means a Breitling Co-Pilot as far as vintage aviators are concerned. We covered one here?not too long ago. Granted, the registers are at 6, 9, and 12 instead of 3, 6, and 9 and the bezel is of the?24-hour variety?instead of 12, but maybe the Chronoliner's looks are inspired by a medley of older models. Veter

Some shots of my GW-700 in Black and Rose Gold
GW-700BRJ:These were uncommon even when available a few years ago, and usually sold for around 120-140 USD on da'Bay.Now that they're discontinued they've become very rare and I've seen new old stock ones selling for 370-420 USD!

Bozeman watches. Made in USA. Opinions?
I was reading Outside magazine yesterday and came across an article on Bozeman watches. I just googled and found their website.bozemanwatch/collectionWhat do you guys think about high end limited production watches made in the good ole' U S of A? I do like the "Smoke Jumper."Do you think Bozeman will actually make it?

looking for a mechanical watch....suggestions please
Hi allwell i went ahead and bought the m36 lumtec but now the mechanical bug has hit hard. I have never owned a mechanical watch before and so i am asking for suggestions. I love the look of the dive or sports watches such as stolas, deep blue and lum tec but being my first mechanical i really want to beable to see as much of the working inside of the watch as possible without it being a full skeleton (so partial or at least with the back case showing the insides). It needs to be at least 100m water resistant and i would like the case diameter to be no more than 42mm. Also needs to be a good brand with a tried and tested movement. We are working with a budget of $750 and under.any suggestions would be appreciated.

Tried on what the AD had in stock today.
Liked the blue of the YM but felt like the case would irritate my skin like my old ym, otherwise really liked the ym ii. The explorer ii for some reason felt better on my skin even with my 904l allergy, I may be a buyer.