Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Squadra Chrono World

Full Spot O Clock New Releases
Italian brand Full Spot, offers customers a growing range of incredibly affordable watches in myriad colour combinations. If you like expression, you might find a place in your heart (and maybe even a place on your wrist or your pocket) for a Full Spot watch.?This is not an article that deals with high-end horology. This is a review of a clever little brand that deals in a range of rubber-based accessories. If you only care for expensive watches, this brand might not be for you; if you're interested in all kinds of wrist wear, then read on!I'm not even going to make you wait for this: the Full Spot O Clock watch head starts at €13 and the interchangeable rubber straps are €6 a pop. The Full Spot O Chive pocket watch probably falls short of breaking the bank with a price tag of €29. There is also a pretty little fob watch available, which exploits the strangely sparse market niche of fob/chain watches. Priced at €29, the Full Spot O Click offers women a different way to tell the time. M

Bavarian Crono Offers Volkswagen Instrument Panel Homage Collection Of Watches (1946-1970s)
This will not be the first time that a watch face was designed after an automobile instrument panel, but this time there is no hiding the fact. In an obvious wave to the cultural icon that Volkswagen cars have been for so many over the years, Bavarian Crono ("Chrono" for us English minded folks) offers a line of watches that have very faithfully mimicked the look and feel of selected classic VW instrument panels. Currently there are 10 watches in the collection, but I suspect more will be added if this collection grows more popular (Bavarian Crono already has a few Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar themed watches).Bavarian Chrono started by taking a look at the exact instrument gauges in only VW Beetles. You are probably thinking that all the dial is, is the speedometer. Well in a lot of these cars, that is all there was. No tachometer, not much else. That is why a lot of the warning lights, fuel gauge, etcare packed into this singular dial,?? and all that is reproduced in the corresponding wat

Wed. Role Call/Late start on the Wednesday Wrist check!
Wow, I can't believe this hasn't been started yet. Okay, after returning from fishing last night I took off the Orange Monster :and gave a little time to this neglected baby:I wore the Longines a little this morning before switching to this:

AP 26320 blue dial
So after some serious thinking and haggling with my AD, I think this bad boy may be the way to go as my first AP. The Blue dial is the boutique version and looks simply exquisite. I want the 15400 but the wait could be a year or two, and I am growing to like the chrono feature.

If I buy a new submariner 114060 today from an official AD and sell it 4 years later..
Would I lose a lot? Just wanna have the option to cash out in case I need the money for stocks etcBackstory: I just put my name down in the list for the 114060 a while back. Just a bit worried that I might regret after a few years and get tired of it hahaMy usage would probably be on fridays and weekends only