Breitling Windrider Chronomat Evolution Steel 6 42.5mm White Dial Watch

Bell Ross is releasing a series of Limited Edition US Open timepieces
In celebration of Bell & Ross's 20th Anniversary as the Official Timekeeper of the US Open Tennis Championships, Bell & Ross is releasing a series of Limited Edition US Open timepieces with Eco-Drive technology.The Limited Edition tennis-themed watches are emblazoned with the official USTA logo and feature a sporty red, white and blue motif. The designs are further set apart with tennis racquet-inspired textural elements on both the dial and the bezel; and sporty white or blue polyurethane straps. They are crafted of stainless steel with 42 mm cases and retail for $149.00.

The Value Proposition: The Amazing, Incredible, And Semi-Affordable, Atmos Clock From Jaeger-LeCoultre
As the current new guy at HODINKEE, it gives me no small pleasure to introduce – I should say, re-introduce – an old reader favorite: The Value Proposition. It’s been on hiatus for some time but you’ve asked us repeatedly to bring it back, and we listened.In Value Proposition we bring you a look at some of horology’s biggest and best bang-for-the-buck – timepieces that, in a world where price increases have for over a decade shut more and more out of enjoying mechanical horology, really over deliver in the value department. In general this means things in the under $10,000 category but at the same time, you might see us occasionally cover something like, say, a $15,000 minute repeater that sounds as nice as a $300,000 chiming complication, which seems unlikely, but hey, if it exists, you’ll read about it here first.Today, let’s talk about the Atmos clock, from Jaeger-LeCoultre. The Atmos is nothing more nor less than one of the absolute c

New Seamaster Models for 2008???
Any word on what Omega plans on doing with the Seamaster line for 2008? Has anyone seen or heard of some new products coming down the pipe? I just saw some new Tag Grand Carrera watches that were introducted at the show so I'm wondering if Omega has anything.

My new Rolex GMT 16700 Pepsi - A keeper?
Hi!What do you think of my new gmt - is it a keeper? I think so even though it’s been polished and not mint but please give me your view :) (the lugs stress me the most)

Hard decision: Explorer (36 mm) or dark rhodium Yacht Master (37 mm)?
Hello,for a male I have a rather small wrist (only 17 mm) and my every day watch is an OP Date (34 mm).Next, I plan to buy a sports watch, but almost all of the Rolex watches I have tried on are way too big or just feel awkward on me. As for now, it only comes down to a 36 mm Explorer (114270), which would have to be pre-owned. (Again, the new 39 mm feels too big.)On the other hand, I could just wait (and save) for the new 37 mm dark rhodium Yacht Master (268622). I have tried on a 35 mm YM (168622) and with 2 extra mm it could just fit right.So what do you guys say: go for a decent used Explorer or wait for the new YM?Thanks for your opinions!