Invicta Akula Chronograph Blue Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 11932

Get Political With A Breguet Ref. 3137 Watch Available On James List
I have been fascinated with this Breguet watch model since I wrote an article on Luxist a while ago about how it was seen on the wrist of Russian president Dmitri Medvedev. By the way, the above image is from Antiquroum via this webpage here. You can blame Breuget for not having enough images of their watches floating around the internet. So you probably know that Breuget is the king of "old school" watch brands. The love of Swatch Group kingpin (Chairman) Nicolas Hayek, and founder way back when by the father of modern watch making. Abraham Louis Breguet himself. The brand keeps mulling forth with classic watch creations that refuse to modernize - and that is a good thing.What is good is that Breuget watch prices aren't nuts. Sure you can get a $200,000 Breguet, but you can also get one for under $10,000. Clearly not cheap, but with enough savings many people can get one. This Ref. 3137 watch for example retailed for about $30,000 I believe, but is available for closer to $15,000 thes

Damasko DK14 and DK15 Review
Editor’s note: The following article/review originally appeared on WUS. It is a hands-on look at a rare watch that we’ve been?interested in some time. Damasko is known for their metals and engineering, but they happen to also be one of the few manufacturers of in-house movements available under $5k. The article was written by Brett of Timeless Luxury Watches, which is a retailer of Damasko. ?This is neither a sponsored post or an advertorial, merely a guest post.Today I get to review two watches, and one movement, that I've been dying to see in person for a very long time. Those watches are the Damasko DK14 and DK15, and the movement is their extraordinarily advanced in house A35, one of two in house movements currently made by Damasko (although they modify others).Everything about these watches is unique to Damasko. The way the cases are made, the way the crown screws down, the gaskets, and of course, the movement. But it's not just another ETA clone manufactured in house.

German Watches
Hi all,I just have a minute before rushing out, so this will be short. Maybe I will add to it later tonight.I'm new to this watch thing, and there are so many different watches out there that it has taken me weeks just to get a good idea of what I like. In the mean time I have purchased six watches. I find that I am really starting to like these German watches. Stowa and Sinn being among my favs and also liking Junkers and Graf Zeppelin at the lower prices.My question is - what German brands am I missing? I need to stay under $1k.Also if anybody has any comments on the brands I mentioned, I would love to hear them.Thanks

Change is hard.
I am so used to the Omega forum being the first one under the Rolex forum, I automatically went there and saw only 3 threads Then I read and realized it was the Patek forum

Great WHite
I was bored and decided to pop the mesh on. What do you think?