Longines DolceVita Mini

Titoni Seascoper Dive Watch
Titoni is a Swiss watch brand I don't normally see featured outside of Switzerland. At least not here in the US that often. They are among the many more affordable brands that have actual histories but have decided not to ascend the steep luxury ladder into the serious lifestyle arena that defines many of the Swiss brands that we cover.For 2014, Titoni releases a relatively attractive new dive watch based on some historic models from the 1970s. The collection is the Titoni Seascoper ref. 83985, and it includes a range of models with various dials and either a red or blue bezel. Watch lovers will no doubt feel that the black dial with red bezel version of the Titoni Seascoper is similar to the Tudor Heritage Black Bay. It is true that in the modern context, many brands have tried to feature their own versions of the popular vintage-style dive watches. However, in my opinion a more natural analogy to the Titoni Seascoper comes from Tissot.Titoni Seascoper dive watch from the 1970sCoincid

shopping in Italy
hey guys. i am here in Italy on vacation and was wondering if someone could help me out. i am looking for a really good quality Italian made watch that i may or may not be able to get back in the states. I also dont want to break the bank (trying for under $1000 usd) I bought a really nice Longines Heritage while here, but id like to get something else to go with it, and something that is just a little different from the usual stuff. i am here for 5 more days so any help would be amazing. thanks in advance for any help.greg

Incoming...Omega Broad Arrow Silver Dial Blue
Hello Everyone . Thought I share this Omega Broad Arrow Silver Dial Chronograph 3313 column wheel auto movement I just received. I love how the Dial Sparkles, Blue hands w/Blue hour markers and Red writing. Chronograph is such a joy to push on and reset. 42mm wears like 40mm classic Rolex Submariner. Omega needs to be more appreciated. Thanks for looking...

Panerai S.L.C. Question
Awhile ago I posted a thread asking for suggestions for my first Panerai. I went their boutique in Manhattan and tried on several models in varying sizes. I have looked at everything from their ETA models to their in house models, from Luminor to Radiomir. I know everyone says the 371 or 372 is the way to go to get the best example of a Panerai but I really have my heart set on a Radiomir. If you look at my Rolex collection (with the exception of my Submariner) I tend to like the less sought after models in collections. This is what first brought me to the Radiomir line. In the line everyone has been suggesting the 183 but I wanted something in house and a little different. The new in house 42mm Radiomir is too small for me, I already have 39mm and 42mm watches. I definitely am considering the 190 with the JLC movement, however also in my crosshairs is the 425 S.L.C. model. I really like the minimalist design. I also appreciate it's size and in house movement. My question is

14060/14060M pics please!
Would love to see some pics of the 14060/14060M 2 and 4 liners on straps bracelets NATOS in all different ways!I¡¯ll startSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk