IWC Portuguese Chronograph Classic Silver Dial Leather Strap Automatic Men's Watch IW390403

Breitling Superocean Chronograph Steelfish Watch New For 2014
The Breitling Superoean Chronograph Steelfish is a new member of the brand's dive-style watch family for 2014. While I've not spent a lot of time thinking about or researching watches from Breitling, they have?a pretty firm association to aviation in my mind. A closer look at their logo (and their latest release) reveals that they're not just content to ride the air currents¨Cthey also want to accompany your trips below the waves. Perhaps a better way to think of the brand belies my engineering training: Breitling¨Cfor all your trips ruled by fluid dynamics.However you think of the brand, there's no denying that the Breitling Superocean Chronograph Steelfish is intended to be a diving watch, as the ratcheting bezel quickly informs us. Surprisingly, rather than paint or even a ceramic fill for the numbers on the bezel, Breitling has instead embedded rubber into the numbers. It's an interesting touch, and very dive-themed; time will tell as to how well that holds up. The other major indica

Today's Featured German Watch Brand...Dornblueth and Sohn
pics and details from watchbuysGet ready to be blown away.WatchBuys has been selected by Dirk Dornblueth and his father to be the exclusive representative of his watches in the United States, and when we say we are proud, we are really proud.Do you remember the days when watchmakers made watches by hand, designed the movement in house using manual tools (no design software, no computers), and actually built the movement from scratch? It is very hard to remember those days, as they mostly have long passed, except for a gifted few watchmakers who still employ that craft today, and Dirk Dornblueth is one of those watchmakers.As Dirk recounts, "It all started once upon a time on a gloomy November evening when the city of Chemnitz would be named after the communist leader Karl-Marx-Stadt for the next thirty years."We'll let Dirk's images tell the rest of the story.

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Hi all,I have been very fortunate to get good advice and suggestions from all the experts of this great forum. My watch collection currently consists of BLNR, Speedy, Sub-C and latest addition Ti44 which was my first AP. I have found myself wearing the Ti44 all the time and really love this watch. It is comfortable and accuracy is spot on.I have set a certain limit for my collection and I am considering the following options (I am not considering ROs or Pateks at the moment):1) Trade my Ti44 for Ti Schumi and be done with it (only 1 AP+current watches)2) Keep the Ti44 and add an AP Diver for variety (15710ST), possibly adding RO (15400st) later on3) Keep the Ti44 and add another 44 novelty (new ceramic, FC or 26401ro; which one?)As the Ti44 and Ti Schumi are a bit similar (at least from a distance), I am wondering whether it is worth of spending such a premium. Going rate of Schumi is > 50k EUR at the moment. Also my Ti has a 5 year warranty which is not the case with Schumi. On the

PICS OFF My New SeaMaster 007
Below are pictures of the newest addition to my collection. Seamaster 40th Anniversary 007

5650g strap?
Does anyone know if you can get the blue strap from the 5650g? I wanted to get the khaki green for my 5164 but heard the strap doesn't quite fit 100%. I am hoping the 5650g strap would be a perfect fit.