Breitling Windrider Chronomat Evolution C1335653-A619-739P Automatic 44mm Mens Watch

The new Jacob Co watch is teamed with a black calfskin strap
Set within the dial are also small seconds and 30-minute counters, located at 9 and 3 o'clock respectively. The date indicator is presented at 6 o'clock. The latter is visually balanced by the brand's name allied with the year of its foundation.The new Jacob Co watch is teamed with a black calfskin strap, which joins to a folding clasp with an inlaid red marking. The clasp is crafted from black ADLC-coated stainless steel.

Tissot PRC 200 Mod
I don't have anything against a nice metal bracelet, but the one that came with my PRC 200 just didn't look right to me.So I found a Hirsch leather band with curved ends in blue and blue stitching. I ordered directly from Hirsch's reseller, which is in Britain and amazingly I got it in four days from the nice guys at the Royal Mail.PrePostI think the dark blue band goes very nicely with the blue dial and makes the PRC look a bit more formal and definitely less pedestrian. I'm glad I went with the blue rather than the black.The strap itself is a bit stiff, but that is due to the thickness at the lugs, which, even though it tapers, is still rather thick at the end of the band.

A vintage Speedmaster Xmas treat
Look what I found whilst digging around in the wilds of Brisbane yesterday, this classic 1969 Speedmaster with the 861 movement. Incredibly, she is running and keeping excellent time but a little rough around the edges and needs a tidy up as well as new chrono pusher (not to mention ditching the Seiko band) but the movement is remarkably clean. This is the way I like to find them, tool box fresh, a great project piece, a great find It came from the original owner who had owned it from new and there is great story that goes with it, which I will add at a later date if he is ok with it.

Looking for Advice: 5165 or 5167
Hello all,I've decided to go for an Aquanaut. However I'm trying to decide between the elusive 5165 & the 5167. I know a good number of folks on this forum have the 5167 and swear by them, but hoping to get some comments from folks who have owned or at least seen a 5165, as I never have. My thoughts are as follows: I have a lean 7 wrist and prefer smaller watches, so I feel the 5165 could be the perfect size for me. I've tried the 5167, however, and I can say it felt too big. From an investment standpoint, I feel that the rarity of the 5165 and the fact that it had a short production run, and the fact that it has an integrated bracelet & the same quality dial as the 5167 might make it a winner in the long term.So, can anyone comment on whether the 5165 feels too small? Are the dials as vibrant and dynamic under different lighting as the 5167? Do 5165 owners love their watch, or do they wish they had the 5167? Do any 5167 owners feel their watch could be a bit smaller? Finally,

My First Panerai - Happy Incoming!
So I start a thread not too long ago asking for opinions on the 292 vs. 505. I have been completely enamored and infatuated with both of these watches for about a year.Here is the thread...Anyhow, with a huge thank you to RUpanerai (Brian Lau), I end up getting a brand new PAM292. I could not be happier with it, and on a side note could not have been happier with the care and attention I received from Brian in purchasing the watch. I will post something in the feedback section about him ASAP.This watch has exceed my expectations in every regard. It wears well, looks amazing, keeps excellent time (roughly +1 SPD over the past week or so), and has a power reserve every bit advertised. I've put aside the OEM black strap for now and have been happily wearing it with a brown asso strap which is slightly fulfilling my fix for the 505. Best of both worlds right?Here are some random pics I've taken since I received the watch. I'll add more when I can.Thanks and enjoy!