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A Formidable Foursome: 4 Watches Worn and Endorsed by Pro Golfers
For many of us, summer means weekends on the golf course and lazy afternoons watching your favorite professional golfers compete in the major tournaments on TV. And for some of us, this also involves paying close attention to what watches these athletes are sporting in their interviews, trophy presentations, and in some cases, even during competition on the course. As the 2015 PGA Championships wrap up this weekend, we showcase a foursome of notable watches favored by the pros.Rolex has had a long history of being worn, and in many cases endorsed, by several of golf’s greatest players, including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Tiger Woods, and Phil Mickelson. Mickelson, winner of five major championships including three Masters titles and the 2013 PGA Tournament, can be spotted these days in print and TV advertisements sporting the Swiss brand’s newly revamped Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date, notably the platinum-cased model with “ice-blue” dial that made its debu

A Week On The Wrist: The Zenith El Primero Chronograph Classic
The El Primero Chronograph Classic from Zenith, a watch launched rather quietly at Baselworld 2015, caught my eye immediately. It reminded me of those old Zeniths of the 1950s, and in my belief, will do its part in reviving an entirely overlooked category of watches that I know people love, though we don't hear much about it – that of the in-house dress chronograph, under $10,000. Sure, you have your GPs, Pateks, Langes, and Vacherons, which are all truly stunning dress chronographs, but under or at $10K, all in-house chronographs that have any real meaning are big, bulky, sport watches. This Zenith is simple, elegant, and may just be (almost) perfect. Here are my thoughts after spending a week with this new Zenith El Primero Chronograph Classic. Zenith Does An About-Face, Sort Of 1 OF 18 I'll begin this review by discussing this watch within the context of the brand that produces it. Zenith, under the control of Mr. Jean-Claude Biver, has been a bit

Photo Report: Watch Spotting At The HODINKEE x Instagram Baselworld Event
In the middle of what is easily the most hectic and important week in the watch world, we decided to get together with an old friend – Facebook's Matt Jacobson (as seen in this January 2015 episode of Talking Watches) to talk about how one his products, Instagram, is changing the game for the watch world. We invited all of our friends from the watch world to come out for a conversation with HODINKEE Founder Ben Clymer and Jacobson on the future of digital and horology, and because we knew we'd see some great people and great watches, we took some pictures. Have a look at some of the watches that showed up at the HODINKEE x Instagram Baselworld 2016 event. 1 OF 35 A packed house of industry executives joined HODINKEE and Instagram for a conversation on watches and digital media. 2 OF 35 Jacobson's own 3448J. 3 OF 35A lovely ladies Bulgari piece.4 OF 35Rolex was well represented. 5 OF 35 Bell & Ross also joined. 6 OF

Japan's big spenders
Meet Japan's big spenders TokyoJanuary 7, 2008theage.au/news/world/...554483687.htmlThey customize the headrests of their Rolls-Royces with "Harry Potter writing," sip martinis poured over diamonds and buy $130,000 watches on a whim.Meet Japan's big spenders.On a Wednesday night, carefully coiffed women in fur coats slide into a rooftop bar in Ginza, Tokyo's most exclusive shopping district. Ten floors below, the streets resound with the angry growl of a Ferrari stuck in a traffic jam.In this setting reminiscent of the booming 1980s, it seems hard to believe that Japan is suffering from weak consumer spending.Despite a sluggish economy, tepid retail sales and a weak yen, demand for super-luxury goods and services is up, thanks to a small, growing class of new rich - the winners of Japan's economic reforms.In a society that used to value equality and modesty, these entrepreneurs and executives in sectors such as information technology and finance like to flaunt their wealth."People have

who has a 5711/5712 and a AP diver?
Hi all, I am really liking the AP ceramic diver, but am afraid the difference between my 5712 and it would be too huge in size and thickness for me to get used to it, as if I would get one I would have only my 5712 and a black ceramic 42mm diver.If owners can tell how it's doing it for them I would appreciate, thanks