Longines PrimaLuna Diamond Perlmutt 30mm

Seiko Prospex Radio Sync Solar World Time Chronograph
Seiko launched its Prospex line of specialized sports watches internationally two years ago; thus far, this collection has been known in the U.S. mostly for dive watches such as the Marinemaster. At Baselworld 2016, however, Seiko introduces a Prospex watch uniquely suited for pilots, equipped with a new, ultra-reliable solar-powered movement.The radio-wave movement in the Seiko Prospex Radio Sync Solar World Time Chronograph, Caliber 8B92, is capable of receiving radio signals from atomic clocks across a much wider geographic area than any of its predecessors, delivering greatly enhanced coverage throughout Europe and China as well as the United States and Japan. When conditions allow, the watch’s time synchronizes automatically up to three times a day; the wearer can also perform this operation manually, at any time, with just the press of a button.In the areas of accuracy and reliability, the watch’s movement also excels: because it is charged by solar power, it never ne

M¨¹hle-Glash¨¹tte R. M¨¹hle & Sohn Watches Celebrate The 20th Anniversary Of The Brand's Revival
It is not uncommon for us these days to read of a brand celebrating its history, be it 10 years or 100. Oftentimes, that takes the form of a new watch being released that draws inspiration from (or is perhaps just a re-release of) something from back in the archives. On the other hand, brands can go a different direction, as we see with the M¨¹hle-Glash¨¹tte R. M¨¹hle & Sohn line-up.Now, if you are familiar with the brand, you might know that 2014 marks the 20-year anniversary of the brand being revived by Hans-J¨¹rgen M¨¹hle. Interestingly enough, it is also 145-year anniversary of when the brand was first founded by Robert M¨¹hle. With this unique double-anniversary in the making, M¨¹hle-Glash¨¹tte wanted to do something special.Rather than just diving into their archives and reproducing something, they created with the R. M¨¹hle & Sohn a new line that features some interesting movements. For the initial lineup, there are three watches - the M¨¹hle-Glash¨¹tte Robert M¨¹hle Auf/Ab (20 pie

Suggestions for small and cheap
I would like to get a small winder to put my Longines Master Moonphase on to save me ever having to set the moonphase again. I'm looking for something with these requirements:small enough to fit in a safebattery operated (it will be in a safe)cheapI know that there are good Orbita models that fit the bill, but I will never get one past my wife. However, if I buy a cheap one then I may be able to upgrade when it dies after she has seen it in action for a while. It doesn't make great financial sense, I know. But it is the only way I will get one, so it makes sense from that perspective.One that will last for years and years is not top priority. Neither is quietness (but if I can hear it from inside the safe it won't last!). But it still can't be complete junk!Next house I hope to get this one:orbita/pages/12216.htmI just wish it came in a 12 watch version!

Victorinox Swiss Army Maverick II 24145
Red and white made a beautiful combination and suckered me into buying this watch. Behold the beauty of this watch:

Which ROO to choose?
New to this forum and this is my 1st post :)I currently have Sub-C, GMT II (The Batman) and Speedmaster MOTM. Now I am looking for something totally different and have been eying on AP. All my current watches are 40-42mm with black dial. I really like RO, but would like to have one bigger watch for versatile use.Current options are:* Navy 42mm* Rose gold 42mm* Ceramic silver dial 44mmCeramic ROO is 44mm and I wonder if it would be too big for me? I have 7 (178mm) wrist and I am 5.9 & 175 lbs. I haven't tried any of these options on before and of course will do that before buying. I have once tried 46mm Navitimer with a leather strap and it did not feel too large for me. I also have a 50mm Suunto (16mm thick) and wear it comfortably during my workouts. Of course it is a light watch, so comparing it directly to ROO might not be feasible.Lets assume watches are pre-owned around the same price point. I really like all three options, so advice would be highly appreciated :)What do you g