Longines HydroConquest Quartz Chronograph 41mm

Hands-On: With The New 39 MM Rolex Oyster Perpetual
A question we receive from readers all the time is, "I have around $5,000 to spend, and I want one watch I can wear every single day, and will last me the rest of my life – what do I buy?" There are plenty of good options, certainly, but not many great options. If we are talking about a product that will last a lifetime, we tend to think of blue-chip lines from Omega, JLC, IWC, and certainly, Rolex. Today at Baselworld, Rolex showed us a brand new watch that we think might become a stock answer for the question above – a new Oyster Perpetual, now in 39 mm, and retailing for $5,700. 1 OF 4 The Oyster Perpetual is the entry level Rolex (RIP "Air-King"), but still one of the absolute core products of the collection. The Oyster Perpetual comes in five, yes five, different case sizes, with the latest being a perfect 39 mm. The new 39 mm OP also has some updated dials including a beautiful dark rhodium with a sunray finish. The OP is also made s

Watch of the Day 3-2-08
Invicta Men's Subaqua Noma III 7750 Automatic Chronograph WatchPrice: $2500Dive to great depths with this 500 meter water resistant watch! Designed for the experienced diver and crafted with a solid black 316L stainless steel case. Topping the case is a unidirectional ratcheting bezel with raised polished chapters and three cylinders at :20, :40 and :60 with Triangular cut-out showing Tritnite filling. Attention has also been paid to the case-back, flip the case over and view the automatic movement through the exhibition back.The round black dial features Tritnite silver-tone luminous hour markers at every position paired with a date window at 3:00. Sub-dials are located near 12:00, 6:00, and 9:00 with a tachymeter around the outer-dial. Illuminating the dial are luminous hour and minute hands revolving around the dial. All the intricacies, details, and features of the dial are shielded by the scratch resistant sapphire crystalfort and durability join together in the black stainless st

It's mine now
Here's the result of another great member-to-member transaction. With many thanks to mgiraz for his "very gently worn" Riedenschild Business Master, I'm now the proud owner of this piece:I case you haven't noticed, he presently has a wide variety of watches posted on the sales forum, and given this example, they would make great additions to anyone's collection. And dealing with him was a pleasure. (Was that a shameful plug?) Dave

Panerai - a great passion
Italian story all my PAM's (storici) 000 LOGO009 PVD390 Limited edit.177 Titanio002 base112 sandwich

I have a love-hate relationship with this watch...
Sometimes I love it, sometimes I question what I was thinking when I bought it. One thing¡¯s for sure, it¡¯s got a life of it¡¯s own man!