Hublot Big Bang Ceramic Ice Bang 41mm

Hands-On: The Montblanc 4810 Orbis Terrarum, A New Case Shape, Size, And Colourful Dial For The Mais
The newest version of the Montblanc "Orbis Terrarum" flew a little under the radar when it was introduced ¨C which happens when the timing coincides with a new Annual Calendar Chronograph with a list price of $10,450. But it's still odd given the reception its predecessor received when this model first launched at SIHH 2015. 1 OF 10 Montblanc's new world timer, the 4810 Orbis Terrarum. The original Heritage Spirit Orbis Terrarum was exactly the kind of watch we want to see more of ¨C a simple, yet elegant complication with an in-house module for under $7,000. So we were thrilled when Montblanc decided to show more of it, 12 months later, this time in the 4810 collection. 2 OF 10 Originally presented in a 41 mm stainless steel or red-gold case, the Heritage Spirit Orbis Terrarum is Montblanc's take on the classic world time function. It displays the time anywhere on earth at any given moment, thanks to an intuitive and surprisingly legible multi-layer

Random # 2010 to current ?
I saw this in the sticky:Random # 2010 to currentDoes Rolex no longer have a standard when issuing serial numbers?

Thanks Leo!!!
Thanks for the shirts my Friend, you are a class act!!Great shirts and super heavy nice stuff.jim

Back in balance. (aka: Incoming!)
10 Longines, 13 Omegas.that's just wrong, ya know? Something had to be done so.....early 70's Admiral caliber 6952:early 60's Conquest caliber 290:Yep, snagged two - both from forum members. The top one from Craig (my fellow Longines mod Wombat) as a mini-project, the bottom one from Tony C. I've needed a blue dialed watch for casual occasions, and the 290 was a caliber missing from the collection. To further balance the scales, one Omega will be outgoing soon to a forum member too. That's a subject for a different thread though.More pics later....

Pool, Beach, Salt Water, Sand, Travel... What Would You Recommend for These Occasions
Hello folks, Been a while since I last posted. After I got my latest beautyI have been quite expectantly VERY protective of her. Careful wearing, away from any possible harm usually tucked under my cuff. This is why, I went on holidays watch-nude, bear wrists, no watch. This proved to be far more difficult than I initially thought, as I like to know what time it is. So, here I am - looking for your insight into (what may seem like) a simple question: What should I buy for sand, salt water and abuse?I will start with some basic requirements that come to mind: Budget = $350-ish, pre-owned is welcomeSize = 41-44mm diameterThickness = no more than 13mm or VERY close to that. I hate towering rocks. Don't care if it is digital, mechanical, quartz, manual, automatic - as long as it can do the jobWish to have = hours, minutes, seconds, date - anything above this would be optionalLume / Electric lume - yes, pleaseShould be nice and easy to read but nothing that would break my heart losing/havin