Hublot King Power Alinghi - Limited Edition

Montblanc TimeWalker TwinFly Chronograph GreyTech
At SIHH Montblanc unveiled the limited edition TimeWalker TwinFly Chronograph GreyTech. The manufacture movement positions both the chronograph seconds and minute hands in the center of the dial to improve the 60-minute totalizer’s legibility. When the flyback function is activated, both hands race back to their starting position and instantly start measuring another interval, giving rise to the ¡°TwinFly¡± name. Find the launch date, pricing and wallpaper images inside. The dial offers an array of textures and levels along with seven time displays. Working from the outside in, the elapsed chronograph seconds are displayed along the outermost periphery. Just inside of the seconds, the highly-legible hour track in anthracite surrounds circular apertures that reveal the date disk beneath. The current date is displayed in a white-framed window at 9 o¡¯clock. White scales are printed for the 24-hour second time zone indicator at 12 o¡¯clock, and for the small seconds at 6 o¡¯clock. The in

first deepsea adventure...
high gang,i have been putting the deepsea through it's paces and i wore it while making a pizza.i am happy to report that the deepsea made it through a ok!clps: couple of tips for making your own home pizza. first you need a bread maker that can make pizza dough, cuts down on time for the bread to set as well as mixing issues. secondly, not pictured but highly effective is the pizza stone. you can keep it in your oven and either place the pizza directly on the stone or place the pizza pan on top of the stone. the main benefit is that it distributes the heat evenly. the consistency and texture of the the dough ends up being like a brick oven pizza.pss: this is how i roll now

best GMT under $6k USD?
I am curious as to which watch you guys would go for, given that price restriction? I came up with $6k because it seems like a Rolex Explorer II in very good condition can be easily had for that- maybe closer to $5k in a lot of places. I think of that watch as a modern benchmark- in my unlearned opinion, at any rate- for a good GMT watch.I think that the watches I'd consider would be the Explorer II, the SMP GMT, the Speedmaster GMT, the Sinn U2, and the Alt-1Z, naturally. Of the above, I'd like the Bremont for graceful execution and sheer X-factor purposes (although I don't think it's the best as far as readability), or the Sinn because it appears to be simple and built hell-for-stout. The Sinn is also the cheapest!What am I leaving out here? A pre-loved Panerai? A Glycine Airman? What are your thoughts? I am basically just past the novice-phase of watch enthusiasm, so I am confronted with the fact that in some cases, I don't know what I don't know.

Thanksgiving day Wrist Check...!!!!!!!!
Happy Thanksgiving all..Today I am wearing this one..And my daughter is wearing this..

This is how I'm sitting right now
Very happy chappyA long time in the making, and a lot of effort - especially as UK based