Omega Aqua Terra Ladies Automatic

Remembering My Dad's Watch And The Birth Of Responsibility
This article is unlike most that you'll read on watches-dealer because it is inherently personal. Those who know me are aware of the fact that I am the most comfortable behind the camera, and while I regularly make a point to inject a healthy amount of opinion into our coverage of timepieces, I don't normally talk about myself. Today will be a bit different, because I am talking about the very special role that the "dad watch" can play in our lives. A dad watch is quite simply the (or a) timepiece your father wore while you were growing up. Maybe you remember it, maybe you even now own it. In any event, I think we too often forget how much we may have been influenced by our dad's wrist watch in our own tastes and lives.While this article is likely going to publish on Father's Day, it is being written a few months earlier in March of 2014. The reason is because in a sense this is my eulogy to my own father, who passed away somewhat unexpectedly a few days ago. He was always proud of wat

Ancon M26 Tank Hands-On
You shouldn’t name a watch after a war machine without being pretty sure it lives up to it. Luckily, that’s not an issue with the Ancon M26 Tank, which is amongst the largest and beefiest watches we’ve had the pleasure of testing out. As with the Sea Shadow we looked at previously, the Tank is a hodge-podge of referential designs in a massive case that is meant to aesthetically emote mid century military machines. Whether a battleship or a tank, these watches are low on subtly and high on style, mixing raw materials and dark colors to make something unapologetically masculine and fun to wear. For a big ass bronze watch with a domed sapphire crystal and a Miyota 9015 movement, the Ancon M26 Tank is also decently priced at $839.Case: CuSn8 BronzeMovement: Miyota 9015Dial: GreenLume: YesCrystal: Domed Sapphire CrystalStrap: Italian Leather + CanvasWater Res.: 200MDimensions: 45 x 56mmThickness: 13 – 17 mmLug Width: 26mmCrown: Screw down 8 x 5mmWarranty: YesWeight:

Christopher Ward C11 PVD Chronograph Hands-On
A few months ago, Christopher Ward released a few extra options for their C8 and C11 pilot watches, bringing a PVD case and buckle finish to the already broad line.? This was a welcome addition that was asked for by forum members and reviewers alike.? This is my first time taking a look at the C11, which has always caught my eye with its unique shape and modern aviation feel.Case: 316L Stainless Steel – PVD BlackMovement: Ronda 5030.DDial: Chrono – Aviation StyleLens: Sapphire with Anti-ReflectiveCase Back: Solid – Screw InStrap: Brown or Black Leather, BuckleWater Res.: 100mDimensions: 42mm Case, 22mm StrapThickness: 10.8mmCrown: Press InWeight: 102gThe standard C11 comes with a Sellita SW200 automatic movement while the chronograph utilizes a Ronda 5030.D quartz movement.? Clearly this was to kill two birds with one stone, add a less expensive option and wrap a chrono in at the same time, which would usually cost a heck of a lot more with an mechanical, such as a Va

White diver on bracelet pics?
Considering replacing my black dial 15703 with a white 15710, just curious if anyone has any pics on the bracelet or any of the newer colored rubber straps.

How to verify Rolex Oyster Perpetual Milgauss 6541
I have a Rolex passed down from my Grandpa and I don't know whether it's real or not. I have no certificate or box or anything like that. Could anyone tell me if there's any signs of it being fake, or how I could verify it? Thank you.