Breitling Transocean Chronograph Unitime Stainless Steel

Hands-On: The Urwerk UR-1001 ¡°TITAN¡±
Remember the Urwerk UR-1001 Zeit Device? It was a crazy complicated pocket watch of sorts that kept time in increments ranging from one second on up to the passing millennia. The device was introduced back in 2012, and it has remained something of a curiosity from the brand. While it never occurred to us that one might want to strap the Zeit Device to the wrist, that’s exactly what Urwerk has done with the latest iteration, the UR-1001 “TITAN.” It has all the craziness of the pocket watch, but this time with a removable wrist strap. 1 OF 4 The UR-1001 “TITAN” gets its name from the new titanium case. The original was stainless steel with a AlTiN (Aluminium Titanium Nitride) surface treatment. The remains largely untouched, including its dimensions, which clock in at 106 mm x 62 mm x 23 mm. The new case is far lighter, in both appearance and weight, now appearing more silvery than the black of the original. 2 OF 4 Like other Urwe

Hands-On: With The Arnold & Son Ultra-Thin Tourbillon Escapement "UTTE" (Live Pics &am
When we first showed you the Arnold & Son Ultra-Thin Tourbillon Escapement, or UTTE, live from Basel World, details were scarce. We knew that it was the thinnest tourbillon available on the market today and that it would be limited in production, but now we have all the details for you, including live photos of the watch in both metals and the official pricing and availability information. This is a seriously cool watch, even if you're not typically one for tourbillons. 2 OF 15 Closer Look At The UTTE's 14mm Tourbillon Arnold & Son has released a flurry of new, technically-impressive movements over the last year or two, one of which is the calibre A&S8200 inside the UTTE. It is entirely in-house, only 2.97mm thick, and houses a 14mm one-minute tourbillon at 6 o'clock that acts as the small seconds indicator. Once cased-up, the entire UTTE is still only 8.34mm thick, which makes it the thinnest tourbillon currently available. Through two barre

The new Dategauss
I cant decide which on to prefer. Currently the Datejust is my favorite but that might change in summer ...

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new pictures = whole new threadhope everyone isn't getting tired of seeing this orange watchI'm fascinated with how these pictures turn outextension cord orangeLIMEnesence

My first 'real' one...
I have always been fond of watches and mostly just bought what I thought looked good and didn't focus on quality. I'd like to change that. I'd like to buy my first good quality watch. I have owned a Tissot (old Rock Watch made of a solid piece of stone), a Skaagen branded with a Sharper Image label, a Kenneth Cole and a couple of Fossil watches. I have no idea who makes the clothing brand watches and my latest Fossil is a chronograph and the chronograph part of it has already broken after just 7 months wear. I'd like to find something that looks good and is of good quality as well. I have a few things in mind and I am open to suggestions.Needs:I'd like to keep the cost under $500.I want an automatic. Preferably swiss, but open to japanese if they are any good (you guys tell me)It has to have a metal bandIt has to be water resistant as I will swim & bathe in it.It will be my daily wear watch. (I inspect houses all day and climb on roofs so it needs to be durable)I am only in