Philip Stein Signature Classic Chronograph

Longines Column Wheel Chonograph
I've been meaning to write about this for a while now. I haven't seen any yet, but hope to as they look great! What am I talking about? This:A bit of info from the Longines press release about it:

Auto vs Manual vs Quartz
Folksi have several watches in rotationhalf winders, half autosi do not have a watch winderI am totally over winding 5 watches to keep them upQuestion:(dont faint:)I have a PAM out for DLC coating(manual wind, 10+ years old, bought as a beater)my guy can swap out for a quartzother than the Horror i have just created in the minds of the PAM guysMORE INFO EDIT:Have always had a problem with the movementI got it at an estate sale, real beat up for $600in a sealed box of jewelery, cufflinks and ringscrystal cracked, cg brokencase back opened with vise grips (kidding)movment tinkered with by amature (not me:)has never run correctReverse calculated, sold the gold and some rings for probably over $800, so my investment on the watch is nilHowever the crystal replacment and CG fix(both used parts) was over $400 and still does not run wellTHATS why it was stripped down for a DLC jobusing it as a test for the DLCDont flame me too bad Lads :)I will not be reselling, at least, keep itmost, give to

Urgent...ROO LOVERS AND EXPERIENCED OWNERS PLEASE OPEN
Hello friends, I am relatively new to AP and wanted some feedback. I plan on purchasing a new AP Offshore Royal Oak and it's come down to three choices;1.) Panda dial ROO2.) Safari (classic)3.) Black themes 2014 (new model with clear case back)Of all the AP ROO that I have seen considering my taste and budget it's going to be one of these three. I prefer the classic safari over the new, that new safari dial just doesn't do it for me. However the new black themes (2014) with red stitch strap is appealing and of course the Panda is an absolute beauty. My questions for you fellow AP ROO lovers are.... do the Safari and Panda wear the same as the new black themes? Which one wears the largest on the wrist? Which of these 3 do you think will hold it's value the best and be regarded as more of a classic?As an everyday watch you can dress up in a suit or rock casually which would it be?Most importantly, of the three which one stands out as the absolute BEAUTY topping the other two models?Your

45.5mm Planet Ocean Chrono Review
Tried this watch on today, both with the rubber strap and the bracelet. First impressions are that is is very well made, and felt very solid - certainly in the same league as the Sub. Also, its massive!!! I have tried on various Panerai's and so on, but this thing just sits ON your wrist, with no attempt to follow the line of your wrist, as you might expect from a Panerai. This was good and bad. I like the boldness of it, but it looked a bit out of place on my skinny little girl-wrist! Both watches had the black bezel, but the rubber-strapped one has orange highlights on the face, which I think I liked a bit better. I don't rate the looks of the bracelet compared to say a Rolex Oyster bracelet, and so I think over-all I would opt for the strap version over the bracelet. However, as much as I have liked seeing other's ones on here, when it was actually there on my wrist it just wasn't for me. It just didnt do it for me enough and at that kind of cash, ¡ê3,150, you have to be 100%.We shal

Thought on yatchmaster 116655
Anyone here wear 116655? It seems this watch does not have enough love here. Anyone can suggest how much discount do I need to ask for this piece? Does this piece also getting rarer like any other sport rolex? Thank yoi