Patek Philippe Calatrava 31mm

Two Victorinox Swiss Army Watches Celebrate Two Victorinox Anniversaries
Victorinox, maker of the iconic Swiss Army knives, was founded 130 years ago, in 1884. The company made its first Swiss Army watches 25 years ago, in 1989. Victorinox marked both milestones last year with the release of two new Victorinox watches: the new Inox line of tough sports watches, and a limited-edition dive watch, the Dive Master 500.The Victorinox Swiss Army Inox watch collection pays tribute to the 130th anniversary of Victorinox and is designed as a link between watchmaking and the company’s pioneering invention, the Swiss Army knife. (“Inox” is the French word for stainless steel, the material used both for knife blades and for the watch’s stamped, machined case.) Victorinox has subjected the Inox watches to a battery of toughness tests to verify them as timepieces “built to last.” Inox watches can withstand a 10-meter drop onto concrete, survive being driven over by a 64-ton tank, and emerge unscathed from two hours in both a washing ma

MB&F HM3 Poison Dart Frog Watch
DISCLAIMER: Contrary to the name of this MB&F timepiece, making skin contact with it will not result in you being poisoned with deadly venom. That is what would happen if you started handling actual poison dart frogs (though I believe you would have to bite into a few of the safer ones to get poisoned). Which is sad, because they are really cute little creatures. I totally want to travel to South American jungles and witness first hand the petite deadly amphibians hopping around on the jungle floor.In this case, Poison Dart Frog is the name of the latest MB&F limited edition HM3 Frog watch. While I haven't been counting, it does seem that MB&F has been releasing a few more limited edition watches lately. The boutique brand's growing success gives them the ability to tackle more projects. I've written extensively on the HM3, HM3 Frog, and related limited editions. Just search aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer for my previous articles as there are too many to link to in this article

Some questions
Hi guys, I've been looking at the 60's models of Oyster cased watches. I'm curious about the Zephyr and it's 1570 movement. I think I'm drawn to the crosshair dial. Anyone ever own one, or know any information about them? How about the dial - is it prone to premature aging or is the finish up to normal Rolex standards?Thanks!

Help me choose a watch! *PICTURES INCLUDED*
Hi, I'm new here. I had a Guess watch that I sent in for repair recently. I received a letter today stating that they no longer have the parts available to repair my watch and instead will send me a replacement watch. Unfortunately, the replacement watches to choose from are quite limited, so I was wondering if you guys can help me?It isn't anything fancy. It will be worn for casual use. Just pick your favorite, or even rank your top 3. Thanks everyone!1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.)

Can I pass up this deal???
Hey guys, La Swiss in Ontario has marked all there Oris watches 45% off! For the past year they would have given me 30% but now it's advertised 45%. I think they may be discontinuing the brand or maybe getting ready for new stock? At this price is it time to pull the trigger? I'm thinking about a Pro Diver, $1700 tax included. Thanks,Paul