Hamilton American Classic Jazzmaster Blue Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch H32596141

Ernst Benz Releases The ChronoDiver Thinking It Is Being Innovative And Unique: It's Not
Ernst Benz is like an estranged cousin of Panerai with little bloodline connection. It makes a heap of really large watches with "instrumental" appeal, but unlike Panerai, the watches typically suffer from being appropriate without being very unique. Oh, and they are overpriced, in my opinion. The newest from Ernst Benz is the new ChronoDiver collection, with a name as dry as the watch themselves. There is actually nothing at all wrong with the watches. They are a pretty good emulation of a theme. That theme being the diving watch chronograph. The thing is, for the over $5,000 retail price, where is any character of innovation? You get a 47mm wide case, a number font that looks to be Ernst Benz-ish, and perhaps come concentric circle texturing on the dial. Otherwise, we've all seen this design hundreds of times before.So what gives? Ernst Benz did need a diving watch for their line up. Practically everyone does, but this effort just seems a bit rushed to ask such a price for such a sta

Beginner in need of advice
Hi guys,I'm new Omega and thus, hope to get some advice from the experts here.I have been thinking of getting a Omega watch. Any recommendation? Something that has high resale value so that when I feel like changing one, at least I can still sell it. Or is there any model that won't go wrong? Please advice.BTW, the other day I saw a ( Brand New ) Omega Planet Ocean Automatic 45mm Black Dial , Orange Bezel , Brushed Steel Bracelet selling at SGD 4,280. Make in 2010, comes with box and card. Is this worthwhile? Please advice.ThanksKenny

Thanks all...
...for your kind comments, as usual! It was indeed a great trip and I do plan to explore vintage Rolexes more now. FWIW, there were actually quite a few snowboarders as well, just not necessarily on the easy slopes I was sticking to!! Cheers

Ernest Borel masonic automatic watch information appreciated
Hi, Was hoping somebody could tell me if it would be worth investing in a Ernest Borel swiss watch . It has some type of masonic type symbols on the face and I think is 23 jewels, and is gold color and some gold inlay in the symbol area, It has an organization number on the reverse and has a leather band and the case is somewhat square type, it is in great condition and working. im assuming its gold filled but i do not know,also i believe its automatic from sixties era. . Thanks in advance for any advice

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The second of two recent Longines purchases arrived (crappy iPhone pic):Here's the original incoming post so you can see a good photo of it (taken by the seller):watchtalkforums.info/foru...orum/52384.htmNow it may be time to hunt down a nice 19ASD (hint to LouS ) and my white whale - a caliber 294 wg Conquest Power Reserve.