Breitling for Bentley Le Mans 24h LIMITED EDTION Ref. A22362

HourTime Show Podcast Episode 11 - Back from SIHH 2010
First show discussing the lengthy experiences I had at SIHH and GTE. This will be continued in future shows as there were just too many watches to discuss at once. Having a hands-on look at the watches in addition to personal communication with the brands opens up a whole new world of information.Dueling reviews: We talk about the Praesto Aviator Watch - Ariel's review can be found here, and John's review can be found here.? On to Panerai, Ariel reviews the complex Panerai Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica 48mm Lo Scientziato Watch he met at SIHH 2010, so we talk about that and Panerai's shy tourbillon.Yvan Arpa is a topic for 10 minutes; his very unique, crazy approach to design and watch making, his departure from MB&F and his new brand Artya.? Ariel loves it and we decide John just hates art.? We get into JLC - Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Diving Automatic Navy SEALs Watch. Lastly, we learn about the handmade Cabestan Nostromo Watch.Listen to the?HourTime Show?podcast episo

Seiko "Frecce Tricolori"
I have always been a fan of one watch built by Seiko for their pilots of the Japanese Ailrines. I don't know the model number but I have always known it as the Seiko ANA. This is a pilot type watch with the 7s movement, 39mm case with a coin edge bezel. It is a limited production item but it comes up once in a while on the Watch sales forums.This has been affordably priced but still a little over my budget. At 39mm it is also a little small for my wrist, at least being a pilot type watch. So I decided to make my own, similar in overall design but denitely different and one of a kind. This could be a watch dedicated to The Frecce Tricolori, (Italian, literally Tricolour Arrows), officially known as the 313¡ã Gruppo Addestramento Acrobatico, is the aerobatic demonstration team of the Italian Aeronautica Militare based by my original home town.For the base watch I chose the Seiko SARZ005 because it is about 42 mm and larger then most regular Seiko watches. It also has a nice large c

What¡¯s in a name? That which we call a rose..
By any other name would smell as sweet..What’s in a name? That which we call a rose.. ? thirtyfivemill

pp nautilus 5711 white dial
is the white dial hard to obtain and is it a desired dial?any discount to be had?

Advice Please: PAM 351 or 441 OR you tell me...
Hey all,I think I'm gonna take another swing at Panerai. I love the ceramic line, and before we get started you should know I owned a Radiomir 292. I really enjoyed the watch, but realized after a relatively short period of time the wire lugs weren't really my favorite flavor.So I spent some time at the AD yesterday and realized I want a 44mm Luminor 1950. I also fell hard for the Ti case on the 351. I think the tone of the metal looks amazing with the brown dial and strap.At this moment I am most interested in the Titanium 351 and the Ceramic 441, and I am very open to other suggestions. Here's my list of preferences...Price: $5k-9k (preowned or new, trusted seller route most likely)Size: 44-45mmCollection: Luminor 1950Materials: Ceramic, Titanium, SteelFunction/Complications: Seconds & Date (no date is ok too, but I do like having it)Dial: Sandwich dial, (Tobacco if possible)Extras Preferences: I really like the tobacco dials, I do like the exhibition case back, I love the b