Panerai Stainless Steel Luminor Daylight Chrono PAM250

Baselworld 2013: Breitling Emergency II
If you were an owner of the original Breitling Emergency watch, then you're?probably?the sort of person that engages in dangerous activities that leave you with a higher than normal chance of being stranded in the middle of nowhere. For the people that need this watch, and perhaps for others who live a normal lifestyle but are a little paranoid of "what if" scenarios,?Breitling has just come up with the Emergency II.The brand new Emergency II watch adds new features and at the same time takes away the perceived weaknesses of the original. You see, the original Emergency had a 121.5MHz transmitter that, when activated, had a range of??90 nautical miles (167?km) by search aircraft flying at 20,000 feet (6,000 m). This was assuming normal conditions, or basically flat terrain or calm seas. If you found yourself outside such conditions, then the range would be considerably shorter.Add to that the fact that the Emergency didn't have enough power to send the signal up to a satellite, but onl

Need Info on a watch
Am very new to watch collecting but I bought a gold ingot watch with a sussie credit ingot in it and am trying to get some info on it it says on the back of the watch R&C or RSC its hard to tell and at the bottom on the back it says Y.A.M. Tunku Naquiyuddin under that it says Swiss movement. its brand new never been worn. I dont know anything about watches I bought it for the sussie gold ingot I have a few of those in a collection. so if anyone has ever heard of this watch or has any info on them please let me know and thank you for letting me join and sorry if in the future I ask dumb questions but am new to watches Thank you.

Ap bands 44mm carbon fiber straps
Just asking guys. Whats your opinion on the carbon fiber strap with red stitching of AP bands on an ap roo 44mm FC.

5146 or 5205?
Input appreciated....I want an AC and love the look of these two...I have a 5711 and 5167 so fancy something with a lighter coloured dialI love the 5146 as it's typical classic patek5205 is great too but more contemporary.. Also a bit bigger at 40mm vs 39mm for the 5146..Any owners of these two who can comment pls? Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

Yet another "is this too big?" thread - SD43 content
Hello, First off, thanks for a terrific forum. I have been a reader for years and feel like I have received a free education from the countless members who have shared their stories, expertise, and passion the brand. After years of dating the wrong watches I finally decided to settle down with the brand that I have always admired. I just got the call on the new SD 43 and before I pull off the stickers off I wanted to get some opinions on size. I have a 6.75 wrist and am about 6' tall. Big but lean, I guess? I wanted an everyday piece that would suit my lifestyle - lots of travel, snorkeling, swimming, paddle-boarding, and generally active stuff. I am not quite onboard with a sub or SD4K yet and so it came down to the SD43 or BLNR. (I know, very different beasts but those are the two that spoke to me) This would be an everyday piece and I spend most of my days in jeans or shorts and seldom wear a suit. So could you weigh in once more for the new guy? At first blush it feels a bit chu