Omega Speedmaster Day-Date Automatic Chronometer

Rolex Paul Newman Daytona Ref. 6241 Exotic Dial Watch Available On James List
The Paul Newman Daytona - next to the Submariner range, this is of the most well-known collectible Rolex watches out there. There is a sort of mythos around the watch given the ambiguous connection to the movie star/pop culture hero, and the extreme fame that the Daytona collection later had. The story of the Paul Newman Daytona is a bit convoluted and complex. There was not just one watch, and Rolex never officially called any piece the Paul Newman Daytona.Unlike some people out there I am not an expert of Rolex watch history or Rolex collecting. In fact, the high-prices that some Rolex watches fetch at auction make me chuckle. For a better historical observation of the Paul new Daytona I will defer to my friend Jake at RolexMagazinewatches-dealer. He wrote a nice summary of the Rolex Paul Newman Daytona here.My favorite part of the Paul Newman Daytona story refers to the indeterminable nature of collecting. People today strive hard to predict what will become a collector's item - and

Stowa Flieger Klassik Sport Review
When I think Stowa, my mind immediately jumps to the Flieger. It is undoubtedly the watch that Stowa is best known for, and under the helm of Jorge Schauer the famed German firm has done consistently well with its many takes on this style. In the last couple of years, Stowa has slowly made some additions to its cataloge, introducing watches like the TO1 TESTAF, TO2, and the Flieger GMT with the intention of contemporizing both?the aesthetics and functionality of the flieger lines.This past summer Stowa quietly unveiled a new flieger collection dubbed the Flieger Klassik Sport. Where watches like the TO2 and TO1 marked a radical design departure for the brand, the Klassik Flieger Sport brought things back to basics. By keeping the overall look of the classic flieger, and pairing it with a more robust and sportier case, Stowa created a watch many of us have been waiting for. Today, we go hands-on with a watch from my personal collection¡ªthe Flieger Klassik Sport A-dial without date and l

Longines HydroConquest Chrono quartz review
This is my new beauty:Ok, lets see what we've got here...1. The packet:A semi-glossy pale beige cardboard cubic box hides a more luxurious package. The watch, all covered in protective plastics sleeps tightly in a leathery box. There is a set of manuals and a warranty booklet that includes a warranty card (2 years) in the rear.2. The watch:Thats the most heavy timepiece I've ever had! About 183 grams in all (with 3 bracelet pieces taken off), thats a quite heavy watch, even for my standards. I've had other full stainless steel (type 316L) watches but this one seems more solid and hefty (probably its the quartz caliber mechanism that makes the difference).Most of its case is made of polished ss as are the three subdial rings in the dial. The bracelet features a complication of brushed and polished parts and the folding clasp is made of brushed ss. There are 2 engravings on the folding clasp, one that bears the Longines logo and another one that states the diving level water resistance c

I'm in a bit of trouble...
My AD just got a Rubberclad in, latest version bien sure with black datewheel, updated numerals etc. My inclination has been to find the right time to pick up a 15202, but this, needless to say, makes for a better daily driver.Oh well, choices...

planet ocean pricing
The 42mm, Black Face, Orange Bezel, Ss Braclet Is $2800 Reasonable