Longines Master Collection Chronograph Stainless Steel Men's Watch L26934783

New from Breitling: the Transocean Chronograph Limited Edition
The brand with the winged B is introducing the Transocean Chronograph Limited special series, fitted with the manufacture’s in-house Caliber 01 automatic chronograph movement. The new model pays tribute to a landmark timepiece from the brand’s history, the original Transocean, introduced in 1958. Find more information, including pricing and wallpaper, inside. During the 1950s and 1960s, Breitling helped conquer the skies. The Navitimer, launched in 1952, established itself as a cult watch among pilots and other devotees of aviation. The brand supplied onboard chronographs for the propeller planes and later the jet planes of numerous aircraft manufacturers and airlines, thus becoming the “official supplier to world aviation”.In 1958, building upon its reputation as the manufacturer of instruments for professionals, Breitling launched a new model named Transocean. The ad slogan ran “Men who have faith in the mighty liners of the sky will trust the Transocean

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Featured German Watch...Nomos Club Automatic
This is the first Nomos that is 40mm or larger, and also the first to feature lumed hands, and WR of 100m.This watch also comes in a black dial, and either variety is also available with a date complication.Featuring a stunning dial, in house movement, and classic Glashutte workmanship, this one is a winner!This is a brand new release from Nomos and was recently introduced to the press at the 2008 Basel Watch Fair. The new Nomos Club Automatic series is based upon the Nomos automatic winding calibre first used in the Tangomat series. The power reserve is 42 hours, and the centrally mounted rotor winds in a bidirectional motion. The Epsilon calibre used in this watch was designed, developed and manufactured entirely at Nomos by Mirko Heyne, a noted master watchmaker in the Glashutte region of Germany.¡°Nomos has achieved its goal without being sold to a large enterprise¡±, says Roland Schwertner, the company¡¯s founder. ¡°We have also become one of the few manufactories of fine watchmaki

New to watch collecting and need some buying advise
So I say I'm new to watch collecting because I never thought of it as collecting. Recently my teenager started getting into watches and he realized while I don't actually wear a watch all that often I happen to have a few from back in my going to an office daily days. So I took out the old watches and with some googling how some were still in style while others never became classics like my tricolor gold Rolex (yes it was tacky when I got it but weren't we all). I sold most of them and only kept the ones with sentimental value. Here is where I get to needing advise. I want to start wearing a watch again on a daily basis. So I want to get a new or slightly pre-owned one. I'm thinking of an PP aquanaut or AP Royal Oak. I have excluded wearing a PP Nautilus on a daily basis, too fragile and scratchable. I know I'm in the AP forum here, but I figure the PP one will always say buy a PP. One more thing, my son says I should just buy a new Blue Milgauss with green tint since I'm always

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