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Introducing the Victorinox Chrono Classic 1/100th
Announced at Baselworld 2013, Victorinox has updated a number of models in their existing line, including their very popular Air Boss and Maverick timepieces. Most exciting of the updates however is the new Chrono Classic 1/100th model, which features an interesting Swiss-made Soprod SOP FM13D quartz movement with "hidden" chronograph function, numerically displayed 1/100th second indicator and perpetual calendar.Measuring 41mm in diameter, the Chrono Classic is robust, but not too oversized, and features a mixture of brushed and polished finishing throughout, including guilloche decoration on the dial and a printed tachymeter along the outer rim of the case bezel. The Chrono Classic comes in a number of color finishing and strap combinations, including dark grey PVD with a black leather strap or metal bracelet, or gold PVD with a brown leather strap or metal bracelet.Water resistant to 100 meters and featuring a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, the Chrono Classic is buil

Fair price for a NOS zenith Daytona
I have been looking for a white dial zenith for quite some time now.Recently I found one only about 45min from where I live.The watch is being sold by a former AD who has kept the watch in a safe.The watch is a "U" series and is absolutely new and unworn!The watch has all accessories, both boxes (wooden box) tags and all papers work stamped from his previous AD. They allowed me to remove the bracelet and check serial numbers and all is in order.Watch has never been serviced but appears to work and function well.I would appreciate any feedback on what a watch like this should sell for.I will not tell you what his offer was to prevent any bias!!Thank you in advance for any input,Wings

New 40mm Everose Gold Daytona Ad. Does this hint to you that the size may change?
On my morning commute the other day:o)All I could think about is this new ad for the 40mm Everose Gold Daytona. Does this ad subtly hint to you that a "new" Daytona would be larger than 40mm so they're listing the size in this ad? I can't remember the last Daytona ad where they listed the size so prominently...Cheers,Steve R

What was the first watch that piqued your interest?
What watch was it that made you take an interest in watches? For me it was an Omega in the early '80's in a style I've only seen once since, and that was recently and was on the wrist of an honest to goodness merchant marine ship's captain. His route takes him right past the Somali coast on a regular basis - not somewhere I'd like to be. It's funny that when I saw it again I didn't like it nearly as much as I did back when, but I'd still like to have one someday just because it was the first one that really caught my eye.It was a Seamaster two tone that I can't really describe, but if I ever see another like it I'll post an image to see if anyone can help identify it.It was shaped similar to this one, wasn't a chronograph, had a stainless steel (maybe also two tone) strap and may have been from the '70's and not the '80's.

Let them live
Recently there have been posts about scratched straps,beaten up watches and Cape Cod cloths.All were well recieved and provided a lot of good info.BUTLet your watches live a good life of providing you with good service and reliable performance.How many times have you gotten a scratch or ding and immediately look for a way to make it better? (for cosmetic purposes only)We want everything to be newThat first scratch or door ding on a new car.(inevitable)The first scuff on the new shoes.(inevitable)The first unsightly stain on the new sneakers-oops sorry ,athletic shoes-(inevitable)Enjoy and let your watches age along with you for they are supposed to be with us for a while and what fun is it to simply look at them??That's what the internet and AD's are for.Once you buy a watch it's a commitment to show them a life away from the showcase.