Longines Hydro Conquest Chronograph

F.P. Journe Vagabondage II Watch
Fantastic new watch from F.P. Journe, I am enthralled. I was not so involve with the first Vagabondage watch, but this Vagabondage II timepiece is a damn good little number. Careful before judging it. You really need to understand where this watch is coming form. Check out all the little details in the design, understand the concept behind the digital display for the hours and minutes, appreciate the "open" nature of the dial, and I think you'll agree that it is a winner. I am not a fan of every timepiece from the brand, but again, this one really does it for me.Two versions of the watch will be released soon in November. 69 pieces in platinum and 68 is 18k rose gold. Yes, the watch is very similar in theme to the also recently released A. Lange & Sohne Zeitwerk watch, but that is ok. I feel that the market is big enough for a few versions of this "digital mechanical" theme. While the Zeitwek is more a tuxedo friendly watch, thhe Vagabondage II is a true wrist borne machine in all

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

Watch, Wrist, Military Navigator Quartz, Type III, Class 1
as promised in the July roundup page here is my NIB Marathon Navigator no dateinfo from marathonwatchIntended Use: High altitude, Pilot/parachute - Law enforcementBi-Directional Time Zone RingAnalogue dial with 2 time scaleWater resistant to 6 atm. atmospheresStop Second (hack) high torque movement Fibreshell high impact case with stainless steel engraved back. Hesalite Crystal forgives excessive external pressure changes. Fibreshell high impact, waterpoof and dustproof case. Black face features both 12- and 24-hour dials, with luminous hands and hour markings, white numerals and a sweep second hand. Luminous Features are indicated by self lighting tritium tubes This watch is made in accordance with MIL-PRF-46374G Type III, Class 1 This watch comes with black nylon mil-spec strap (Xtra long to fit over uniform). This strap is manufactured in accordance with MIL-S-46383B, Type III. Note: This watch is available only to Government and approved Departments and Ministries.my first impressi

This is HOT HOT HOT 5170P
Liking this.Dial is balanced nicely with the subtle changes since the beginning of the reference. The metal I've been longing for, Truly My favorite choice of hands... But on closer inspections ... are those diamond markersseriously, diamond markers... im just not a diamond marker kind of guy.

The daytona fits perfect, what else would?
Hi guys,I own a few tudor/rolex watches. The Black bay, GMT and daytona. My wrists are quite small, however the way the daytona case curves its fits my wrist so well. The GMT and BB in comparison are bulky and just not as comfortable. Are the Day Dates a similar style of case? Also any other brands to avoid/look in to.Thanks