Panerai Luminor PAM00051 44mm Manual Winding White Dial Watch

Watch In The Wild: Hublot King Power Gold Unico
Contributed by Anish BhattClick on the images for larger versions.Not much can beat a warm day, a nice new watch and a good camera! We don't get too many of the first part in London, so when the temperature reaches anywhere over 20 degrees Celsius it's best to take advantage of it!Our model: Oliver Knowles wears a single breasted suit in Alfred Brown wool, tailored on Saville Row by Timothy Everest. Cufflinks are by Mulberry, tie by Drakes and shirt by Hawes and Curtis. Grey and blue always seem to go together pretty perfectly. The cuffs are tapered well and?the blazer creates a good shaped silhouette from shoulder to waist, which accentuates a gentleman's physique. Someone once said a woman sees a man in a well tailored suit in the same way a man sees lingerie on a woman...some food for thought. Notice small details like the dimple at the top of the tie where it meets the knot...a lesson in the finer arts of male attire.Wristwear: Of course the watch must be the centre of attention, a

Any love for the SMP Bond Co-Axial GMT?
i think that's a very cool looking watch, and with a GMT co-axial movement to boot the only think i kinda worry about is the "weaker" lume compare to black SMP or PO (simply because of the lack of lume real eastate) btw, i think it will look so cool if its available in black bezel and dial (just like the new Bond SMP LE) :cool:

Cenere Watches?
I was a local goodwill and saw a ladies chrono in the case for 4.99 and decided to look at it, it was swiss made and not running, but I paid the 4.99 and bought it, I got it home and opened it up and found an ISA movement in it, I replaced the battery and she started rite up, I eventually figured out how to reset the hands to zero and gave it to my gf, I dont have my camera at the moment so no pics...Sorry guys, but it has a pink rubber strap pink mop diamond dial and gemstone bezel, I guess what I'm asking is, has anyone ever heard of cenere watches before? as soon as the camera is back up I'll add photos.

Gagarin in black ..........
45mm, Sapphire Crystal, 31681 Movement beating at 21,600.Kurt

The Sky dweller is ALL that
Some thoughts after a couple weeks of daily wear:1) Had my choice of colors...The white/off white/silver dial was a no brainer to me in person. Stunning...easier to read. Blue was just too, blue....And the black was great, but I don't want any more black dial watches....I have enough to fill up three weeks of changes. I had to kind of laugh when you see the white dial selling at the lower end of the three colors. Kind of makes me think that people are buying based on pictures. Not on in hand experience. Don't get me wrong, they are all gorgeous, but white takes the cake, even if we are just talking about legibility.2) The statement watch. I have a lot of watches. Some make more statement than others. My AP's get looks all the time. My YMII. Full gold blue sub. This one however, takes the cake. Its an absolute beacon. It is not a quiet and reserved watch in ANY way.3) Comfort. I don't know my wrist size, but on subs and what not, I am a full link guy, middle of the glide lock. This wa