Hublot MDM CHRONOGRAPH YELLOW DIAL AUTO MENS WATCH

Patek Philippe Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph 5990/1A Watch In Steel
Steel lovers can rejoice as 2014 is about high-complication steel models from Patek such as this new Nautilus ref. 5990/1A. When it comes to Patek Philippe, the Nautilus design is one that needs no introduction. ?While I wouldn't consider myself an expert on the brand, I am fairly certain that their latest definitely has some new tricks up its sleeve.With the name "Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph" (ref. 5990/1A), I think the astute observer will recognize what sort of complications we're dealing with. ?I want to focus on the "travel time" portion of the name first, as it's one of the more innovative approaches I've seen as of late.To track the two different time zones, Patek has actually gone with two hour hands. ?The skeletonized one is for tracking your home time zone, while the solid one tracks the local hour. ?This accomplishes two things quite handily.First, when you're still at home, the solid hour hand covers the hollowed-out one, and no one's the wiser. ?When you're traveling,

Watch photos No. 3 - Watches and Water
Watches and Water mix well. That is why watch and water gives some great photos. These kind of photos can ad some action to a otherwise less interesting photo.Water can give some extra action and movement into a otherwise static watch photo.I really like if the photo is "wet and wild" - put the watch into the sea and let the waves make the your watch wet.These kind of photos are showing the watches in the some "natural" surroundings, and not the normal photos of watches on the kitchen table.My third entry is "watches and water" photos.Best RegardsJan Jps.I also put some in the Panerai forum ;-)

Did I break my new watch?
I was looking for a cheep but well made GMT and if I was buying by the pound, I may have found it. The Now Voyager Automatic Bracelet Watch by Stuhrling Original is very heavy indeed and looks great but I am having second thoughts about the "well made" part. My infatuation ended when I tried to set the date. It was almost impossible to detect any stop when I pulled out the stem to what should have been the correct position. It was after several minutes of frustration that I noticed a faint warning label on the crystal. It reads: "CAUTION DO NOT USE THE QUICK SETTING FUNCTION BETWEEN 2100HRS to 0300HRS" Did I or didn't I? Such a dire warning makes me wonder if I damaged the watch. Anyone have experience with the Cal. DG-3804B? Was it made in China as I suspect? Stuhrling omitted any hint as to national origin. Any and all opinions welcome. You won't hurt my feelings.

How do you properly pronounce "Breitling"?
Is it bright-ling or brate-ling or something else?And on a similar topic, is it okay to refer to a Navitimer as a Navi?I'm sorry for the newbie questions. I want to learn more about my new acquisition.

*****WRUW Saturday 27/01/2017
Good morning everyone! Have a great start to the weekend!!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk