Ebel "Classic Wave", small, Stahl/Gold, Brillantbesatz

IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Monopusher Chronograph Watch
With the new IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Monopusher Chronograph, "IWC presents its first-ever model with an ingenious single push-button chronograph" for Watches & Wonders 2015 (essentially SIHH for Asia, taking place in Hong Kong this Fall). The timing of this?debut, perhaps not without a hint of irony, is fortunate, as it comes shortly after we have discussed at length this particular?complication in our recent "Why Monopusher Chronographs Are Primitive & A Brief History Of The Chronograph Watch Complication" feature article. With all that's been said there, but no prejudices on our mind, let's see how?this latest addition to the IWC Portofino line is new.Available in two?colorways ¨C in 18k white gold with a dark, metallic brown dial and in 18k red gold with a silver?plated dial ¨C the new IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Monopusher?Chronograph features IWC's in-house made?59360 caliber. At 45 millimeters wide, IWC?once again went for what probably is the largest diameter that could poss

dropped my Ball watch, semi working?
hi all, not sure if this is the right sub-forum but wanted to inquireI have a Ball Trainmaster Cannonball that is drop dead gorgeous and I love it!I dropped it over the weekend, the screen did not crack but today I noticed it isn't really keeping time, sometimes it works sometimes it doesntif I keep it in a certain angular position it works, so does the stopwatch / chronograph - I can also manually move all the dialsLet me know what you think the problem is and easily repairable?

Portuguese or Big Pilot?
Hello everyone! My name is Lazaro, but you all can call me Laz. I need some help guys! I'm in the process of buying my dad an IWC, but I have been wrestling with a few of the models. I have a price budge of 6 grand- if I have to kick in a few more hundred bucks- I will do it.Anyway, my dad owns a couple of IWC's already. He loves the darn company. He has approximately three or four of their watches, including the small pilot watch and a few of the diving watches. (I don't know the name of all the styles) I was thinking about getting him the 7 day power reserve (with the white face and the blue little numbers) or the Big Pilot. Let me tell you a little about my dadHe's an attorney, 46 years of age, and loves cool watches. What do you guys think? Please help me!!!!!PS Whoever the guy is with the nice shirts, GOD!!! Those shirts are nice!!!!

In doubt about new PO C size....
First off: I'm recently converted I own and use a Rolex Explorer II - but I've falled in love with the new PO C. Partly because I'd like a bit more eyecatching everyday watch (I will keep the Rolex for more formal occasions) and partly because I find the Omega amazing!My question for you fellow watch-lovers is: Do you think it's alright to wear a 45,5 if you you're slim and your wrist isn't very sturdy? I'm not a small guy - 183cm - just not bigboned The watch I'll be buying:23230465101001-40.jpgMy arm with current watch:Explorer.jpgAnd my arm with old version PO C when I tried it in store:PO1.jpgI found the old version PO C to look great on my arm in the shop. And the new PO (found in other shop - just didn't take picture) looked even smaller actually. I guess it was due to the matt finish. Any critique - also negative - is welcome. I'd guess I'm not the first one to make this consideration before buying

Pam 468?
Hey all, Need your help on picking a PAM. What does everyone think of the 468? I really like the 44mm size and the pig dial....Is there another model I should be looking at? My current collection consists of a Daytona, DJii, and SubC. Thoughts?