Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Squelette Black Leather Men's Watch MP7128-SS001-100

Other Chronographs of the Montblanc Villeret collection can be much larger
Other Chronographs of the Montblanc Villeret collection can be much larger, with sizes going from 45 mm I think. Shame that the Pulsograph Vintage is not available in a larger size that it is such an interesting beautiful timepieces.

Happy as a clam.
Happier than a witch in a broom factory.Happier than a pig in muck.Happier than Gallagher at a farmer's market.Happier than a dog locked overnight in a butcher shop.Happier than a seagull with a stolen french fry.Yep, I can honestly say I'm NOT in the market for any Omega watches currently! Here's why: Wearing both right now, cause people have two wrists and there's no sense wasting one.disclaimer: opinions expressed in this editorial have an indeterminate expiration date

DC&MB Watch Company Press Release
DC&MB Watch CompanyDC&MB Watch Company is proud to announce the launch of its new web site, DC&MB Watch Company, and first production watch, The Endeavor Chronograph I. DC&MB is focused on delivering watches that embody the ideal components of a quality timepiece. ¡°After wearing other watch brands for years, I wanted to design a timepiece that would fashionably stand out, and be able to tick for years after I'm gone,¡± Michael Esposito, founder and President. The new web site is home to the company¡¯s first mechanical timepiece, The Endeavor Chronograph I. Esposito designed this rugged, classic style watch for aficionados who appreciate fine quality. The Endeavor Chronograph I houses the robust Valjoux ETA 7750 inside a stainless steel case. The Endeavor I also features a thick, stainless steel bracelet with solid end links that give the watch its solid and confident feel. Included with the purchase of an Endeavor I, customers receive an additional durable rubber di

RO Chrono - silver/white or blue - SS
I'm having a bit of a crisis, hoping for some advice.I posted previously about wanting to buy a ROC in the UK. I went round all the stockists in London this week and there no SS versions in stock anywhere. I was also told getting hold of a blue one is 'impossible' as they are boutique only and there is no boutique in the UK. Obviously this is via the AD route. I found a BNIB silver/white version for a good price (considering the price rise that has just occurred) from another source (a physical shop where I tried it on) and have paid a deposit, intending to complete the purchases tomorrow.I have been looking online this morning though and keep thinking I should hold out for a blue one, even though I haven't seen one in the metal. I've looked on Chrono24 and there are a couple of blue ones in Europe which I believe means I don't have to pay any customs charges. I can't see any BNIB from TRF sellers in the UK/Europe and am concerned about buying from the US due to the charges that will b

winding/setting seamaster question
I recently acquired a great white and was wondering about how often I should wind it and how often should I reset the time? A guy at my work said that he winds his Rolex every couple of days and resets the time about once a week. Is this too often? I just don't want to overuse my watch if I don't have to and require a premature service.