Chopard Mille Miglia GT XL Chrono Limited (€ 4.620,- ex. V.A.T.)

Omega Chrono
Hello All,I have just taken out my Omega Chrono for today, I bought it from a fellow that was in need of some $$$. It has been a sweet watch with a very smooth movement. Please forgive me for the photo quality as I have just started.

Vintage Model - Sherwood N (wood dial model)
Hamilton Sherwood Ncatalogued 1961 & 196214K yellow gold case17-jewel Swiss automatic movementMexican mahogony wood veneer dial with solid gold numbers & markers33mm diameter case40mm over the lugs18mm strap widthHamilton's Sherwood model name was used previously on different models in the 1930's and 1940's. It was resurrected again in the early 1960's to market a line of watches with wood veneer dials. Numerous obstacles had to be overcome, such as finding veneers that were supple enough to conform to the shape of the dials, thick enough that you couldn't see through the grain, and resistance to porosity so the glue used to apply them to the silver dials wouldn't ooze through. The actual silver dials were reduced in thickness so that the .013" thick (equal to the thickness of about four sheets of notepad paper) veneer could be applied. Four or five wood types met the criteria and production proceeded. Unfortunately, they were a sales failure and most were returned to the

Benarus Bronze Moray brief review/initial impressions
My Bronze Moray finally arrived today after approximately a 5 1/2 month wait. It is my first of the brand. The bronze models caught my eye at 3T and when Benarus opened up reservations for a second run of them, I jumped on board. I was interested in trying out the CuSn8 case, which slowly develops a vintage patina with regular use. This case material is being used in the newly released Panerai Luminor Sub, which goes for substantially more $. Watch Specs:Movement: ETA 2824-2Water Resistance: 1,000 metersCase: bronze alloy CuSn8Hands: brassCrystal: double domed sapphire, 3.5mm thick, 35mm wideWidth: 44mmLume: C3 SuperluminovaHeight: 16mmTitanium crown and case backBuying experience: Steve (part owner of Benarus) was very quick to respond to emails. The transaction went smoothly. He kept everyone up to date on progress either via email, 3T, or FB. I chose the most "sterile" option possible, with a dart marker dial and bland bezel. I never had a red dial watch, so I went with th

Any reviews Seamaster reduced Torino 2006?
Recently I came across Seamaster reduced Olympic version (Torino 2006) on Sears website. It is being sold for ~$2,200 by authentic watches.It did not say whether it was a new piece. Anyone own or owners this watch or had any experience with it, please give your feedback.The watch can be seen here at Sears website,m.sears/omega-speedmaster...-SPM7825640822

Leaving the Dark Side... [PICS]
I've always been a black dial person but white is just so fresh!Especially in summer Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk