Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Diving Chronograph

Guy Builds A "Watch Room" In House, Shows It Off On Forum, Instantly Makes "Watch Room" A Thing
I think we've all dreamt of it, but few have made it happen. I'm talking about a room, in your home, where you can slip away from the rest of your family, and just totally immerse yourself in your passion. In other words, a room where you can just sit and play watches. Well, a man by the name of Chris, a Heuer and vintage chronograph collector of sorts, signed into OnTheDash last week and showed off not his great purchases of 2014 like everyone else. No, no. His triumph would be much greater. Chris was there to show off his very own dedicated watch room, built into the library of his house.Here are a few pictures of the room leading up to his secret lair, then what?you'll find inside, such as as old auction catalogs, cool old racing ephemera and, well, tons of cool old watches. Yes, we are all really, really jealous.Read the original post and see all the pictures here. 2 OF 5 3 OF 5

Another show stopper by LRF!
Just when you thought Stan (literustyfan)couldn't top himself, this little beauty shows up....An "Off-Set" Crown Elgin Trench Style with mint dial, case and strap.WOW!Thanks Buddy, I am truly floored

Help a WIS choose wisely....
I've been interested in a Junghans Max Bill Chronoscope since they first came out several years ago. I recently noticed that Junghans has modified the Max Bill designs for their Meister series adding metal indicies and switching the ¨¹ber-thin bauhaus hands for dauphin hands. This changes the look from a German Bauhaus 1960's to more of a general European 1950's style similar to the retro-50's style seen in the recent Tissot Visodate and Orient 60th Anniversary models. Which dial design would you go for: I'm most interested in the silver/white dials rather than the black dialed versions I avoid silver hands on black dials due to legibility issues. 1) Max Bill Chronoscope dial with date. You Bauhaus ¨¹ber-purists out there may balk at this but I want/need a date feature: 2) Max Bill Chronoscope dial with date and numerals. Not as strikingly minimalist as the first dial, but still Bauhaus. I like how the date window seems to blend in with the numerals and isn't as noticeable as in the

One watch, 3 personalities...
Well, it looks like I'm really diggin' my Diver. I first got it 31 days ago, and I can't recall ever being so happy with any other watch. Ever. And I've had quite a few over the years... But back to the title of the post, I wanted to share how versatile the Diver really is. Yes, you may be able to say the same for other AP's, but since I have a Diver, this is what I'll share.With the original black rubber strap is is a true sports watch. It looks like a diving watch, and plays the part really well. Goes great with casual looks, it is light, it is comfortable and looks like a killer high-end tool watch.rubber.jpgBut when you add an original AP Hornback leather strap and deployant, it transforms into a more sophisticated and elegant piece, one that works great with a sports jacket, or business casual look. It still is reasonably light, and extremely comfortable, and having a deployant makes it super easy to get on or off your wrist, while keeping the strap looking like new

One last wild prediction the night before Basel 2018
Maybe this is just wishful thinking but I am predicting a new dial option..I would like to see a RED DIAL on the YG DAY DATE 40.Mark my words, if said dial is announced I am ordering day 1.Goodnight and let's see what tomorrow brings