Girard Perregaux RD One

Nothing Says 'Stingray' Like An Extremely Boring Charmex Watch
I don't blame you if you nodded off for a moment. These are incredibly mundane watches, enough so to put you to sleep. They talk about Rolex being an old guy's watch. No. THIS is an old guy's watch. Talk about uninspired and boring. This represents what is bad about classic design. No risks, nothing interesting. Just plain 'bleh.' It is not that the Charmex Stingray is ugly, it just makes me want to pass out with boredom.The Stingray name has been given to so many cool things. Sports cars, sporty sunglasses, sport boats, a cool cousin of the shark, and now one of the worlds most blase representation of the time. Why this name? Perhaps it was a legacy name that 80 year old Charmex of Switzerland watch company used, but honestly; a better name would have been "The Non Offender." Frankly, the name "Charmex" itself is not great in my opinion either. It sounds like something in the middle of a toilet paper brand and a cleaning solution.Really the only thing this watch has going for it in my

Introducing the Junghans Meister Pilot Event-Edition
The past couple of years been a golden age of vintage reissues, from the Tudor Heritage Chrono to the W&W favorite Oris Diver's Sixty-Five, and Junghans' new announcement looks to continue the trend. The Junghans Meister Pilot Event Edition picks up the legacy of Junghans' own J88 Bundeswehrchronograph of 1955, the under-appreciated second part of a trifecta of watches made for the reassembling German military that also included the mono-pusher Hanhart 417 and the legendary Heuer Bund.Nowadays Junghans certainly makes some incredibly attractive designs, like the Max Bill line, but the majority of these pieces trend toward stark minimalism. The Meister Pilot Event Edition represents only the second dive into more retro designs for the brand after last year's gorgeous Meister Telemeter, and one that on paper could be lost in a sea of flieger chronographs. One look at the Meister Pilot Event Edition puts that fear to rest. The clear standout element here is the unique scalloped bezel

Omega Flightmaster: A Jumbo Jet for your Wrist
The Omega Speedmaster was introduced in 1957 as a racing chronograph. Through no action of Omega’s marketing department, the watch became a classic in its own time. Omega Speedmasters were discovered by professionals. They were used by pilots and astronauts, receiving the highest honor awarded to a watch; the astronauts would wear their Speedmasters to the moon in the Apollo missions.How could Omega follow up on this success? In 1969, they released the Flightmaster. This was the first watch made by Omega to appeal specifically to pilots. It was a 44mm hunk of steel shaped into a futuristic styled case that looks like the intake of a jet engine. The case was finished in a distinctive sunburst finish and sported three crowns. It has a blue 12-hour hand that can be adjusted independently to show another time zone simultaneously without having to resort to military time. Its orange chronograph hands could be substituted to cadmium yellow as a no-cost special order option…. yell

Rolex Storage
I have two rolex Djs and only wear one regularly, i dont have a winder box, my question is does it harm the watch in any way to have it stored away NOT MOVING for months at a time or is it better to store it long term in a winder where it is ALWAYS moving?

Experience the Patek Philippe Museum Like Never Before
More than 75 amazing pictures of the Patek Philippe Museum from our last visit..watchcollectinglifestyle....m-in-the-world