Longines Master Collection Mondphasen Chronograph 42mm

Ralph Lauren Adds Blue-Stripe Limited Edition to Ceramic Sporting Collection
Ralph Lauren has added a new color option for the racing stripe on the bracelet of its collection of black matte ceramic chronograph watches. The ceramic-case chronographs are part of Ralph Lauren¡¯s Sporting Collection.Earlier this year, the firm unveiled watches with black ceramic bracelets featuring rubber center links in bold colors running the length of the bracelet. One model had a yellow stripe, the other a red stripe (pictured below).Now comes a third color ¨C blue ¨C in a limited production of just 25 watches. The new blue racing stripe model, like the yellow and red stripe versions, is powered by an automatic column-wheel chronograph movement, RL750, made for Ralph Lauren by Jaeger-LeCoultre. The movement has 261 components, a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, and a 48-hour power reserve. The watch has six hands: a central hour and minute hand, both sword-shaped, and a baton-shaped central chronograph hand measuring elapsed seconds. The seconds are shown in a subdial at 6

This watch is available in limited edition of 50 pieces.
This watch also includes a dial of money with accents of hands bluish on the Centre and the scale and time of black tachometer numbers. This clock also includes a cage of the whirlpool on 6 oclock that makes it more attractive. This watch is also equipped with seconds for scanning meter two Centre, counter 30 minutes on the position of 9 oclock, indicator of reserve power and oclock 3.Cette A Lange & Sohne Tourbograph for merit is no doubt a piece luxurious especially with its $690,000.00 tag. This watch is available in limited edition of 50 pieces.

Help on buying a Archimede Pilot 42mm!
Hello all,I am planning to buy an Archimede Pilot 42mm (# UA7919-A1.7) but with the blue hands.I am a little concern about the size of the watch, I am afraid that it would be a little small.What do you guys think? Does anyone have any photo comparison with other watches?Thanks and best regards,Adelmo

Distinct colors
can get a nice touch.

Only one yellow gold
I¡¯m hoping to get some thoughts and opinions on this...My collection is full of stainless steel, titanium, platinum, and white gold. I don¡¯t have a single piece in yellow gold (or rose gold for that matter, although I don¡¯t think rose gold works well with my skin tone). I¡¯ve caught the bug for something in YG. I don¡¯t think I¡¯ll end up having multiple watches in YG though. I¡¯m thinking this would be something to fill a gap in the collection, and for when I want that occasional extra pop of yellow gold. I got very close to pulling the trigger on a 116718LN with the black dial. Right now, that¡¯s my front runner. Although I just inherited a 16753 (two tone GMT on jubilee), so I thought it might be overkill to have both of those. If you were to only have one yellow gold watch, what would it be?I¡¯ll go ahead and rule out a DD, since I have one in platinum, and I just don¡¯t think I want another. And, it doesn¡¯t necessarily have to be Rolex.Thoughts? Advice?