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Citizen Campanola Meets Chronomaster For Super Nice, Super Accurate Watch
Oh man, this one is rare, but you've got to love it. I think this is a perfect combination of style and technology that is bested in few places. Further, this particular Citizen Campanola is extremely rare. Probably only a handful are in the US. One of these is available right now on eBay. There are only 2000 of them in the entire world.You'll notice that this Campanola barely resembles the other highly-styled ones that Citizen offers. While this model (the CTS57-0701) is not as avant-garde, is certainly retains the high level of build quality in a more classic, almost military look. Citizen chose to endow this model with a highly polished and thick steel case, brightly luminated hands and number markers, and a level of detail and finish almost never seen in Japanese watches.The star of the CTS57-0701 is the movement that is the super accurate quartz caliber A660H. This movement is taken from the Citizen Chronomaster (not sold in the US). One feature the movement has is a perpetual cal

The Traveling WTF Mascot sees some fireworks!
I took Mascot around the city tonight, and he made some friends. A nice group of people were in colonial garb and I got a good shot of Mascot on one woman's wrist. She got a kick out of the whole premise of sending a watch to every corner of the globe. He also met an incredibly gorgeous redhead in a little black dress who was gracious enough to allow a few shots, but sadly the photos did not come out as it was much too dark at the time ....and bonehead (that would be me) did not have the flash on. :mad: We'll get to the sights like the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and some other landmarks tomorrow. For tonight I thought it would be appropriate to show some fireworks! Campbell's Field in Camden never disappoints. While searching for the perfect spot, I figured I better get one of the flag:(I had no idea how poor my pocket camera was at capturing motion)Anyway, I decided since security was concerned about the fans on the field, it was worth a try to get a spot that had a vi

Two arrivals came in today...
I ordered a Citizen Eco Drive watch from Amazon last night to use for a few weeks while waiting for my Omega SMP to arrive. Well, the Omega came in today, much sooner than expected:I like the Citizen's design, but the second hand seems out of alignment:Is there anyway to adjust the above, or should I send it back to Amazon?

New guy on the AP side
Evening gentsThis is my first post & possibly my first luxury watch purchase. I'm new to this although i have been watching these boards for awhile. Mostly the classifieds. I'm definitely a offshore kind of guy although i can see myself with an RO as a once a month going out to dinner type of watch.I see the divers are the cheapest, not really my style anyway. I've got my eye on an elephant ROO w/ hornback strap. (Not a fan of that either) How much of a hassle/cost is it to get a elephant rubber strap w/ diver style pin buckle?Also whats the group take on the whole elephant theme? Is like a gimmick? Or a possible staple in the brand? I only ask because should i panic after the purchase & sell i dont want to be stuck with it. Hopefully it'll be easy to sell like a Panda for example.Lastly these are expensive pieces. If this particular piece doesn't come with everything i want initially would you consider scrapping the deal & waiting for the right one? Just looking for person

Straps for 47mm PAMs
So I'm in the market for 26mm straps and could use some suggestions. I haven't been in the strap market for a while, having mostly used OEM straps for 44mm models. What would you guys suggest? 26x26, 26x24, 26x22? Short or long tail? Burnished v rough edges? Sewn-in buckle v screw in? (Pics would be appreciated)