Omega Constellation Chronometer 35 mm Brushed Stainless Steel

GMT-C & Grand Canyon & Rubber B
In July 2011, I took my GMT-C along with a Rubber B strap to spend 7 days on the Grand Canyon floor. I chose to take a Rubber B because on an earlier two day trip four years ago, I noticed pitting in the clasp from the gritty Colorado River water. On this trip, both the GMT-C and the strap weathered the trip just fine.Starting from the top left going clockwise:Short runway turbo-prop plane that took us to Lees Ferry the head-end of the trip,the Grand Canyon floor on a typical morning, A view of Marble Canyon (upper Grand Canyon) cutting into the Arizona desert viewed from the plane on the flight into Lees Ferry The helicopter that takes use out of the Grand Canyon at the Bar-10 Ranch seven days into the trip, Lower Deer Creek Falls A typical riffle (small rapid), Upper Deer Creek Falls Wading in waist high water to Mohawk Canyon Falls with my GMT shown on my wrist Random shot at one of the many picturesque stops in the Grand Canyon.If you have not spent any time on

"Hamilton Thinline" identification/verification help needed.
High I just received my grandfather's watch and was wondering if anyone knew the exact model or where to get it repaired at. I tried searching for which type it is, but failed massively. So now I'm just hoping it's real. Granted it will still hold sentimental value, but getting a fake fixed is most likely impossible.IMG_0544.jpgThanksWrex

Chase Durer Pilot Advice
Hey all,I just pulled the trigger on a Chase Durer WarHawk Pilot watch OTV. It's actually my Christmas present from the family.50mm Titanium Case, Swiss Made, Unitas 6498 mechanical mov't, K1 Dome Crystal, Anti-Glare Coating, Leather strap. I saved $80 with a coupon.I've always loved the IWC big pilot watch and this is about as close as I'm going to get. I noticed that Debaufr¨¦ sells one like it.Thank God for Value Pays because my car broke down and I'm $2,200 in the hole on that, so I'm lucky Santa is visiting at all.The name on this watch is WarHawk. It seems to be a bit on the antagonistic side and I'm not sure if I like that name on a watch. I know it's a military pilot-style watch, but even the real McCoys didn't have names like that on them. There's a Hamilton pilot style on the same site, with the Unitas mov't, but it's not the same style. It's kind of boring looking.Here's my question: WOULD IT BOTHER YOU TO HAVE THE NAME WARHAWK ON THE DIAL OF YOUR WATCH?? Image courtesy of Sh

Harrod's does it again
PAM745 - A new limited edition for Harrod's, this time with a blue/purple dial.

SD love. DSSD/Sub not so much
Wow.Bold words in the latest watchtime magazineThe sea dweller is rolexes most harmonious divers watch. The deepsea is too tall and the Submariner is almost too slim for a tool watchThe deepsea complaint is normal. The Submariner diss? I disagree. Sub is legend.