Citizen Eco Drive Blue Dial Black Titanium Men's Watch CA0525-50L

Grand Seiko Spring Drive GMT Chronograph SBGC001
I received this beauty from Joe @ AZFT 3 months ago, but not until today I pulled it out of the box. Let me just say that a "Thousand Christmas mornings" came upon unveiling this beast. Pictures don't do it justice. It is sublime in every sense of the word. If there is a way to describe the epitome of the perfect chronograph, this has to be it. Well enough babbling, I'll let the pics do the talk:The dial is not champagne, silver or white. It is actually a very interesting fusion of all 3 colors. It has to be seen in person to appreciate. The hue and tonality of the dial changes under different lighting conditions. Absolutely beautiful.The steel blue hands for the chrono seconds hand and hour/minute sub-registers are totally at home here. The contrast they create against the dial is nothing short of striking....Notice the slight curvature of the tip end of the chrono seconds hand. This is made in purpose to reduce the effects of "Parallax error" when reading the chronograph hand against

Happy 4th of July
A little Red, White (Porcelain Military) and BlueTo all the Gang at the American!Happy 4th of July

Navitimer World - A Review
The Navitimer was first introduced in 1952. It was unique by virtue of the fact that it incorporated a clever circular sliderule that allowed pilots of the era to make important and life-saving calculations. We are now in a world where technology has the ability to automatically make, and react to, these aeronautical calculations. However, the Navitimer is as popular now as it ever has been. This is a reflection of the brilliant design of the original and the fact that the sliderule can be used in real world situations to convert currencies, multiplications, divisions and convert mph to kmph. Please follow to link below to see how to perform the many possible calculations on the circular sliderule:How to use your Circular Sliderule | Andrew Michaels JewellersThe Navitimer is now the oldest chronograph timepiece still available that has been continuously produced.A partial history of this historically significant and fascinating timepiece is embedded in this review of the latest Navitim

If you were me!
Which rose gold would you pick? 44mm Rose Gold Novelty .audemarspiguet/en/wat...O.OO.A002CA.01OR 39mm Rose Gold ROC with the grey slate paul newman style dial with leather strap (full on gold with bracelet is too blingy for my taste).audemarspiguet/en/wat...R.OO.D098CR.02I've always liked the grey slate dial for some reason especially if you see it in person. A timeless classic in my point of view. The 44mm is v nice too but I think I will just find it too bling and big after my initial hype. I'm also in my 30's. Let's say almost mid 30's... I can def pull off both the 44 and the 39 as I got pretty decent size wrist. So if you were me: go young and trendy with the 44mm or a timeless classic down the road with the 39mm ROC with grey slate Paul Newman style dial? Getting both is outta my budget! Please base your advice on the 2 mentioned models. Thanks in advance!

Why does Omega produce a lot of Special/Limited Edition watches?
I'm looking for a Speedmaster and after some research I've realized there are a lot of choices. I guess it's nice to have the variety.