Girard Perregaux Sport Classique Laureato 80185 43mm Stainless Steel Case White Dial Watch

Pre-Basel: Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra GMT
Omega introduces the Seamaster Aqua Terra GMT. The Co-Axial calibre 8605/8615 is the first of Omega’s proprietary movements to be equipped with a GMT complication, meaning that along with the central hour, minute and seconds hands, there is a GMT hand which completes one rotation every 24 hours, making it possible to keep track of the time in two time zones. Find a wallpaper image inside. The 43 mm case is available in a choice of metals: 18k red gold or stainless steel or, in a bicolor version in 18k red gold and stainless steel. The sapphire crystal on the screw-in caseback allows a clear view of the Co-Axial movement inside. The watch is available with either a bracelet in the same metal as the watch case or with a black, brown or blue leather strap. The dial is distinguished by the teak pattern associated with the Aqua Terra collection. The vertical lines are reminiscent of the wooden decks on luxury boats. The applied 18k gold brushed and polished indexes are coated with wh

at last my first breitling watch
iphone 003.jpgnew photos 005.jpgnew photos 007.jpgnew photos 006.jpgpicked it up today what a watch i have the biggest grin on my face all day il put a photo upbreitling superocean steelfish great-new photos 004.jpg

Review: Ball Engineer II Moonphase
I received my Ball Moonphase last October as a birthday gift from my wife. She was intrigued with the tritium tube technology and was always showing me the ad's in the Watch Mags. I knew the old Ball, but not the new Ball. I began doing research on the company, trying to learn as much as I could. Together, we selected the Moonphase as the first of what became a four Ball Watch Household.Below is my review of my Ball MoonphaseCase/Bezel/Crown: The lightly brushed case is adorned with a highly polished bezel,. The 316L case features a screw in back, and lying below, the movement is further protected by an inner core of soft iron, shielding the movement from magnetic charges up to 4800 am/m.Like all Ball Watches, the phrase "accuracy under adverse conditions" applies, as this particular model also features shock resistance of up to 5000 g's. The fit and finish is near flawless. If I have to find one flaw, and it's a challenge, the section of the dial that is carved out for the moon

My new to me 26022 with grey dial
I've always loved the 39mm ROC. Last year I got a white dial 25860 as I wanted to wear this to my wedding. I'm in love with the bracelet, dial, and overall design. I've also been obsessed with the rose gold ROC with grey dial and had the fortune of getting one of these this past week. It's a bit ridiculous to have two of the same model watches, but I think they're different enough to both be in the collection.

Please help me choose
Ok so I have a few Rolex models but I am starting to want to branch out! I would love an AP or Patek. I did the novice thing of calling all of the UK dealers for a Nautilus..... basically got laughed at a lot!! I have seen an AP RO Chrono in the flesh and love it. I have put my name down for a Nautilus but will be waiting for ever, I love the APRO but can't decide black or white, or Chrono! And no UK dealers have them in store, it's a waiting list. Please help, with pics of possible. Current line up is all black, Pepsi, DJ41 and Sub C date. Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk