Hamilton Khaki Field Automatic Black Dial Green Leather Men's Watch H70505833

Marvel Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Homage The MB&F HM3 Niche Luxury Watch
Credits: Mutant Enemy, ABC Studios, Marvel Television / Ariel Adams watches-dealerEver wonder what impact niche-appeal, high-end watches from small independent brands make on the larger general culture? This prop gadget from the Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. television show is how, and it illustrates how a niche luxury product is able to make a stylistic impact on a pop culture demographic that probably has no idea where the idea came from in the first place.In episode 11 (season 1) of ABC's new for 2013-2014 Joss Whedon-produced "Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D" television show, this item showed up as a wrist-worn tool. A distinctive item, it takes a true watch guy to understand exactly what the gadget was emulating. In the episode, a wrist gadget was developed and used which was clearly based on the MB&F HM3. We have an watches-dealer review of the MB&F Horlogical Machine No 3 here. The tool was featured in episode 11 "The Magical Place" and wasn't really a watch but more of a d

Certina DS Rookie Watch
In addition to Tissot, Certina offers nicely designed Swiss watches are affordable prices, and is part of the Swatch Group. While not as common in the US, there are some real nice Certina timepieces that should be considered when looking for a decently priced quartz watch. Though there are mechanical Certina watches available as well. Basically, Certina watches are priced in the 200 - 2,000 euro zone.Almost all Certina sport watches have a name that starts with "DS." This stands for "Double Security" and is more a safe sounding name than impressive technology. It just means that their cases are durable (not sure just HOW durable), are 100 meters water resistant, and have sapphire crystals. This watch is the DS Rookie, a funny sounding name for a good youthful timepiece that doesn't look chintzy. At 40mm wide, Certina is literally aiming straight at the young make demographic with this watch - those more mature adults who prefer 40mm wide cases will find the DS Rooking a good wear. The

From my humble beginnings to now!
Hey BWF. I figured I would share my transformation and collection as it has evolved from my start on this forum.I was feeling a little bored today and I thought the best way I could put my time to use would take some pictures of my ever growing collection for your viewing enjoyment. I have a few others, one of particular enjoyment that is in my friend Jesse's (Omega 564) shop getting an overhaul. So without further ado, my collection for your enjoyment. My how it has grown in the year I've known you all. Thank you all so much for your help, guidance, and constant comments that keep me coming back each and every day.Maurice Lacroix - Jours RetrogradeBreitling - Colt NavimeterGevril GV2 - Limited Edition TonneauGevril GV2 - Stadium Dive WatchBoschett - Reef RangerGruen - 1960's AlarmHere is my favorite part of the collection Waltham - 1970's DiveOrient - Multi EyesTo the respect of Barry and Bill:Gruen - SpiderBenrusBenrus - Three StarBenrus - Rose GoldCitizen - StilettoCitizen - Calibre

Anyone have colored (OEM) straps on their Navis?
Post pics if so, please!

Two new photos
Handheld with ambient light, in my back yard.PAM 422 on OEM distressed calf.