IWC Portofino Chronograph in Gelbgold von 1992

SIHH 2015: Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days Chrono Flyback Automatic Ceramica (Updated with Live Photo and Price)
At SIHH 2015 this week, Panerai Panerai debuted the Luminor 1950 3 Days Chrono Flyback Automatic Ceramica – 44 mm. This new model surrounds the P.9100 manufacture chronograph movement with a high-tech matte-black case fashioned from synthetic ceramic based on zirconium oxide. The flyback function offered by the P.9100 caliber instantly zeroes the chronograph hands and restarts them with the push of a single button. This chronograph is unusual in that it uses only two hands, both centrally mounted. The blued hand counts the chronograph seconds, and the rhodium-plated hand tallies the chronograph minutes. The continuous seconds appear on the dial at 9 o¡¯clock.The unusual chronograph uses two hands, both centrally mounted, and no subdials.To maintain the integrity of Panerai¡¯s trademark lever-based crown protection device, the chronograph pushers are located on the 9 o¡¯clock side of the case. The button at 10 o¡¯clock starts and stops the chronograph, and the button at 8 o¡¯clock

If I HAD to pick one...
I don't own any expensive high-end watches. I do own many inexpensive watches, and these are the ones I seem to wear most often. I obsess daily about which watch to wear, and frankly I'm tired. If you had to choose just one (I know crazy talk), help me decide. The Bulova was my grandfather's and still keeps perfect time. That one's always going to be in rotation.There are also a Swiss Army Officer's, a Swatch Irony Chrono, a Casio Marine Gear, and the Invicta 8926. Also, if there are any particular watch/strap combos that you guys prefer, that would be one less decision I have to make.I also have an unworn ceramic Invicta diver sitting under my desk which was broken by the jeweler. Still waiting for the part to come in, so hopefully soon I'll get to wear it.[IMG][/IMG]

New Member Introduction with Picture
Hello AllI just wanted to introduce myself. I started to become interested in watches over 20 years ago and today my collection has grown to include such brands as Rolex, Breitling, Jaeger LeCoultre, Panerai, Omega, IWC and more. After viewing this forum for some time now I have decided to become a member and share in on the fun. I will try to be as active as possible and look forward to getting to know some of the other members here.I will start off by attaching a picture of one of my newest watches, my Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso Grande Date. As I know you all enjoy them, I will post more pictures soon.DFM

SS Band for my ROO Chrono Safari (New Model)
Guys,Planning to buy this pre owned SS Band for my ROO Chrono Safari....the band is genuine and in mint condition (according to seller)....The question is will a 26170 (previous ROO Chrono model) fit my 26470 (newer ROO Chrono model)?What about the price? is it okay?What about buying from Chrono24? is it safe?Thanks for the answers guys.....Regards,

Loving my new Breitling Superocean Steelfish.
I have been on the search for a Breitling Steelfish for a couple of weeks, my regular AD was out on the dial I wanted but another store had it on a strap, my Ad asked me to hold out on the other guy and give him a couple of days, as usual he comes through. found me a Steelfish on bracelet for less than what the other guy was charging for it on leather I wanted an everyday brushed watch that was on the simpler side IE no chrono and with a white or black dial. My choices were between the Omega Seamaster and the Breitling Steelfish for around 1900USD (my limit). Decided to go with the Breitling simply because I like the design better and I did have and sell a Seamaster before.Now that it is on my wrist I dont know why I even considered the Omega. The Breitling blows it away completely!!! Here is what i really love about it:1- Best damn sapphire crystal I have ever seen. All Breitlings have amazingly good crystals, feels like I can reach in and play with the hands.2- The case is beau