Cartier Tank Solo Small

Montblanc Limited Edition Star Nicolas Rieussec Monopusher Chronograph
Press release - dedicated to the inventor of the first "writer time" for the first of its own first-calibre, Montblanc has created a chronograph of historic proportions, the name of the inventor of the chronograph: Nicolas Rieussec, who, in 1821, developed a watch with rotating dials in which an ink marker attached to the fixed index wrote the downtime. For the first time, this has allowed the time finishing of individual horses at horse of the time. The invention was considered as so ingenious that it gave the chronograph its name: "chronos" for the time and "graphein" to "writing". Technique of Rieussec of two rotating disks has inspired the new Montblanc Star Nicolas Rieussec Monopusher Chronograph, and this has been integrated in a unique masterpiece of chronographic watchmaking with barrels of binoculars and a 72 hours power reserve.

My first 2 Oris
Been contemplating since January this year on getting the Classic DateFinally, got it on 30 Apr, the Classic Date black dial2 weeks later, unexpectedly, I just couldn't forget the WilliamsF1 day date 2008, and pulled the trigger too

New to me 111
Just got this super clean 111 the other day, I love it, my first Panerai

X-33: help with setting time, cleaning needed?
I have an X-33 that was part of a military group buy with special engraving that has sentimental meaning.I believe the proper way of setting time was to set the digital time, then the analog hands would sync. While setting the digital time is easy, the analog hands aren¡¯t syncing properly.Any hints or suggestions?Has anyone here used LAWW for quartz watches? I live in Pasadena area and am less than 10 miles away, but wanted to troubleshoot for easy things myself.Thanks!

Incomingggg - First Rolex!
Finally took the plunge today and picked up my first Rolex in Heathrow T5. Now happily on the way back home on a 14 hour flight and delighted with the purchase! Despite some conversion fees I still saved a good few hundred pounds. The nice AD threw in an umbrella too.Thanks to everyone who helped me make a decision on which DJ41 to go with. A pretty hefty upgrade on my ¡ê300 TW Steel. Photo below!