Hublot Big Bang Evolution Men's Watch 301.PM.1780.RX

Sinn 900 Pilot S Chronograph Watch
Die Fliegeruhr 900 FLIEGER S! Der gro??e Fliegerchronograph! This new tool watch from German brand Sinn is a handsome looker, and saying "screw you!" (in German) to fashion watches. This pilot style watch is a compliment to similar dive chronograph watches from Sinn. Such as the? U1000. While the 900 Pilot is no longer brand spanking new, the 900 Pilot S, which is in black, is new. See my previous article on the Sinn 900 Pilot watch here.I love the hard industrial feel of the watch. The pure dedication to function and durability that still ends up looking nice. Sort of makes sense that Sinn made a limited edition watch for Hummer right? Does the addition of a PVD coated black on the watch make it fundamentally different from the non PVD version? Not really, but the look of an all black sports watch is a force to be reckoned with. Both models feature hard tegimented steel,? and 44mm wide cases that are 200 meters water resistant and have massive endurance against magnetic fields and sho

Just wanted to introduce myself
Hello all!! This is my second post and thought I should introduce myself. I am a newly addicted watch fiend! After seeing a friends Victorinox I began looking at watches. I purchase my first over $30 watch about 3 years ago. A Seiko. I have loved it but have become a little obsessive with the Hamilton Jazzmaster. I am new to the world of watches but when I get obsessed I go overboard so I am sure I will pick up a lot of information from you guys!Rip

Why I prefer mechanical movements
I buy my watches as if every purchase is going to be a heirloom, so I prefer mechanicals. I expect all my watches to be handed down to my kids and last for a lifetime. From what I have read and heard about Quartz movements they need to be replaced from between 10 to 20 years depending on the quality, some may even last longer, I most likely would not replace a quartz movement unless it was in a watch like a Breitling or a Rolex Oyster quartz. Now as far as cost, quartz would be more practical, because mechanicals from time to time will require maintenance, and depending on the watch it can be quite expensive, but some malfunction in my head steers me towards a mechinical movement that can last a lifetime even though I can probably be better off buying a new quartz watch at the same price as I would pay for a service.

New JLC memovox
First I love alarm watches and own a few. I also love jaeger Lecoultre watches, but so far have not enjoyed to own one.Last night won below on E bay, and I think its genuinely correct.Of course any comments greatly appreciated.Does anyone have dating of JLC serial number.The watch is:Jaeger- LeCoultre - Memovox (alarm watch)Jaeger- LeCoultre Is One Of The Greatest Watch CompaniesThey Have Been At The Top In Inovation And Design Throughout Their History.. This Watch Is A Fine Example Of Both The 38mm Lug To Lug X 32mm Across Excluding The Crown 14K Gold Filled Case Is In Awesome Shape...It Is Signed LECOULTRE CO, SWISS,PLAQUE OR L 80 MICRONS, WADSWORTH The Movement Is Running Great Including The Alarm, But Has Not Been ServicedIt Is Signed Jaeger-LeCoultre, Swiss, Fab Suisse, #1109085This Is A Fine Watch Folks.. Very Rare And Extremely Nice For It's AgeJaeger LeCoultre sent uncased movements and dials to its American agent, who then cased these up in the USA. Wadsworth cases are pre

Ultra Limited Edition of 1 piece AP DIVER
I present to you, the ultra limited edition of 1 piece No Dial AP Diver. Doesn't tell time, but you can still dive with it and it still looks awesome!!!