Chopard Happy Sport Oval

Piaget Emperador Coussin Moon Phase For Only Watch 2009
July 20, 2009 was the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing mission that famously madethe Omega Speedmaster Professional watch world famous. Oh yea, and it was cool that we landed on the moon as well. Trust me, on each occasion that can be fathomably possible, Omega relishes in its [past] achievements. Why should Omega have all the fun though? There are other watches companies, and others that can work to celebrate humanity's victory over our Earthly prison!The most obvious type of watch to include playful lunar features are of course moon phase watches, and the most appropriate are those watches with larger moon phase indicators. I've seen moon phases with a moon display that is plain, those that try to emulate the look of the surface of the moon, those that have all sorts of playful or characterful faces, and thenthe?? displays like this that celebrate the moon landing. This watch is a one-off, meaning that there will only be one of them. It is based on higher production wa

my new reactor
just came in and really likin it feels real good on wrist and looks a little bigger then it actually is

Which color to choose ?
Hi!I need to choose a color of my dial.There are 3 options:1. Silver/White2. Grey3. Black4. BlueWhich of these color options will you choose ?Please keep in mind that I will use the watch mainly with its metal bracelet and with dark suite.

Wrist size vs watch size
Hi allI have long since been a strong advocate for choosing watches based on the size of your wrist; for instance, a 37mm Royal Oak on a 8.5 wrist is going to look odd, as would a 44 Offshore on a 6 wrist.I have 6.5 wrists so have typically avoided anything above 40mm; my collection until recently consisted of a Sea Dweller (40mm), a Daytona (39mm), a Royal Oak (37mm), and a Speedmaster Reduced (38mm).But then I fell in love with the Royal Oak Diver (a big 42mm). And I thought, what the heck!Personally, I think it is a little too big for me, but it is designed to be a big watch and to look big, and this is something that I hadn't really considered before. I tried on a 40mm Panerai and it looked wrong, because the design of Panerai lends itself to being big!So I've had a change of heart! It's ok to wear a larger watch as long as (a) the case/lugs don't overhang the wrist, (b) it is designed to wear big, and (c) it is worn with appropriate attire (i.e. I think the Diver can look good wit

Long Time Lurker - First Incoming :)
Hi All!Wanted to take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Afsheen, 27 years old in the Healthcare Technology sector, originally from Northern California (Bay Area), however, recently made the move down to LA to be with my long-time girlfriend. I've been lurking around on this forum since late 2015, learning a breadth of information from you all about the finer things: watches, cars, fine food, fashion, travel - you name it. Truly love that this forum is a place where people from parts of the world share their similar hobbies, and I'm looking forward to contributing as well .Finally, to my 'Incoming' post. Nothing as special or rare as some of the other members on this forum may post, but this piece represents a major milestone for me, and looking forward to adding more to the collection in the years to come.Cheers!