Graham Silverstone Stowe Classic Steel

Christopher Ward 38MM Diver With The C61 Trident Watch
Christopher Ward C61 in blueAs an Internet-only brand, Christopher Ward is a good indicator of market trends. They listen to their customers very closely, and even introduce limited-edition models for their fans' forum. They've had "hundreds of requests" for a reduced size version of their C60 Trident model, and are now adding 38mm versions of the Trident. There's also the 'W61' model for women, which differs only in a shorter strap length.I like the smaller-watch trend a lot. I really like 38-40mm sport watches, and these ones from CW look great. If you disagree, the good news is that an increasing number of brands and watches are sold in more than one size: Lum-Tec 300M;?Omega Planet Ocean;?Chanel J12 and others too. Also, Christopher Ward is continuing to make the 42mm size.One effect of the size reduction is that the date window moves closer to the edge of the dial, indicating that the movement is better sized to the case. By way of comparison, here's the C60 at 42mm:Christopher Wa

Angular Momentum Crown Jewels Of Nature Watches: Three Cockatoo Birds + One
Out of the four new watches in this collection from Swiss Angular Momentum I like the painting of the Kingfisher bird the best. The little guy has a nice proud look and is wonderfully rendered in relative miniature on the reserve of the sapphire crystal. You don't get one of the Angular Momentum Artisan Collection Timepieces because you want the latest wild looking timepiece. You get them because you are an art lover and want to combine fine art with your need to tell the time on your wrist. As I continue to see more and more of these master painted watches in the Verre ??glomis¨¦ style that Angular Momentum does so well, I begin to realize their place in the wrist watch world.They represent a more refined luxury. Some of the people who purchase these watches might not ever even wear them - instead leaving them in a box for display among other like pieces. Whether you wear them only once in a while, or never at all, you can easily appreciate the look and feel of these impressive little

Nooby - Needs Some help
I am new to the forum and relatively new to watch collecting. I recently sold my OMEGA Seamaster and picked up a Hamilton Below Zero Chrono. Due to a motorcycle accident and a broken wrist years ago, wearing the Hamilton is a pain...literally! I love the look of the watch, it's size just not it's weight. Any ideas on what to do? I don't want to sell this watch but it does me no good if I can't wear it.I'm looking to stay within the $2,500 range and will consider a good quartz diver as long as it's a larger watch (45mm).Any ideas / suggestions?

Factoid of the Day - 12/02/07
Franck Muller has won a lawsuit that will prevent Elini Designs from knocking off Mueller timepieces. Elini sold the knockoffs/hommages (not fakes) under the Jumbo, Dolce and New York brands.

how many of you navitimer owners actually use the sliderule function?
just curious what people use the sliderule for.i'm drawn to the look of the navitimer and the long history of this line but wandering if people actually use the sliderule function for anything practical like sailing etc.