Cartier Cougar Panthere 18K/750 Gold Medium

Detroit Watch Company M1 Chronograph Watch
 As I mentioned in my prior Detroit Watch Company review, I have a soft spot for items coming out of my former hometown. While that first watch dove pretty deeply into the history of Detroit for a connection, their latest has something most current (and former) residents of the area should be familiar with. No, it's not the giant tire along I-94 - it's good ol' Woodward Avenue. From that street, we have the Detroit Watch Company M1 Chronograph.Of course, tying a watch to a road is a tricky proposition. Realistically, it's a clever way to name a new model: just focus in on a prominent landmark, and then go from there. Of course, we have the M1 "road sign" showing up on the case back, as well as the list of cities that the road passes through. As to the watch itself, there is a connection I see in the selection of a chronograph.For those unfamiliar with Woodward Avenue, it is one of the major roads to go cruising on (you can check out more history here). If you read into the history

My first Orient watch.
I originally ordered this watch as a birthday gift for my friend's son, but it didn't make it on time. So, I decided to keep it for myself. BTW, as I had a brand new 007, I gave that to my friend's son. I'm sorry that it's not a Seiko or Citizen. It's my very first Orient watch 2ER00001B. The in-house Orient Caliber 48743 has been keeping accurate time in the last 24 hours. I'm not going to get into any details though as there are many reviews about this model. I just would like to say it wears nicely and doesn't hurt my wrist like a real Sub. - Hiro

My first photographic attempt
When I first asked for help on this forum I was pleasantly surprised at the help that was offered. One of the points impressed on me was 'photographs - we love them'. So here goes with my first attempt (apologies for the quality but I will get better!).This is my Seiko 5M42 Kinetic Mickey Mouse - let me know what you think!

Incoming?!?
Choices, choices: (apologies to Robert Frost)?Two watches diverged in a yellow mood,And sorry I could not buy them bothAnd be a one watchowner, long I stoodAnd looked down at one as far as I couldTo where it bent in the showcase lightThen took the other, as just as fair,And having perhaps the better claimBecause it was brassy and wanted wear,Though as for that the passing thereHad worn them really about the same...?I have a chance for the 3570.50 authentic moon watch or the 3573.50 sapphire sandwich. Leaning strongly toward the latter for the sapphires, display back, and enhanced movement finishing. The cost difference isn't a real problem.....Decision pending this weekend.....or a Yogi Berra said, when you come to a fork in the road, take it and buy them both. But they're too similar for that, I think.

Datejust 41 TT
Bought the DJ 41 this week to add to my other watches, have to say it is by far my favourite and cant believe I've over looked this watch in favour of my sports rolex's.I know it is not a top of everyone's list but it will be my Daily for the next 20 years.dj1.JPG[ATTACH]dj3.jpg[/ATTACH]