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Nautica NMX 400 Watch With Five Movements
This is a big and bold watch if I have ever seen one. Part of me likes the watch, part of me is a bit freaked out by it. The 58mm wide monster from Nautica is certainly inspired by brands like Ikepod and N.O.A. Nautica's result is the brand new Nautica NMX 400 you see before you (which looks nothing at all like the NMX 300). As part of the Timex Group, Nautica has been releasing some quite nice (and reasonably priced) watches as of late. Plus, they can enjoy wide distribution, so this watch won't just be a nice picture , you can actually get one in at a retail location. Still NMX 400 is the oddest of the 2009 watches from Nautica, though it might prove to be surprisingly useful in the right hands.Think of the watch has having two parts. First is the large "Zone 1" face with the larger dial, 12 hour chronograph, and date. Then are the four other "zones" which are literally their own watch faces that you can independent set. Don't ask how many batteries this Japanese quartz movement base

Free-for-all Friday - 9/24/2010
Since no one has started a daily thread yet, I thought I would give it a go. As the thread title implies, post whatever style of Hamilton you wish.I just now got my Murray and Cabot back from the watch shop. I've already got the Murray strapped up and on my wrist, so that is what I'll share. The strap for the Cabot is at home and will have to wait. I owe thanks to Tom (vintagehamiltons) on both of these. The Cabot I purchased from his "overstock" and the Murray is now wearing a NOS crystal that was graciously given to me by Tom. This is a lousy picture, but all I could manage in my office. Here is to a great weekend for everyone Without further ado, the Murray (cataloged 1955-57).

Watchmaker
Thanks found a watchmaker.

What does everyone do for a living?
Just curious what everyone here does to pay the bills? Let's face it, this isn't exactly the cheapest hobby in the world, so my guess is that most members here are gainfully employed in some fashion.As for me, I'm a criminal investigator (Special Agent) for the United States Government. I'm fortunate to have found a position that I love, which allows me to use some of my education from time to time (I'm an engineer by education), get to see some real results from my work and afford a few cool hobbies.

422!
Hello. I have a chance to pick up a new panerai for my 30th birthday. I was going to pull the trigger on a new 510, but my AD just took in a trade on a pam00422, and I can grab it for the same cost as the 510. 422 is complete with triple box( inner black box a bit banged up) and war entry dated 4/14What would you do?I'm 6ft 2in, and a 7.75in wrist, so 47mm should be ok. I like the 8 day power reserve, but I like the 1950s case. Any advise would be good.