Piaget Polo Fortyfive Black Dial Men's Watch G0A37011

IWC Pilot Chronograph Top Gun Miramar Watch
Hitting pretty close to home (for me) IWC announces its first new watch of 2012 with a piece titled after the location of a US Marine Corps base in San Diego. Miramar is the location of the Naval Air Station and where TOPGUN pilots are trained. For a while now IWC has been proud of its Top Gun labeled aviator watches and 2012 sees the continuation and extension of that collection.According to IWC 2012 is going to be the year of the pilot watch for the brand. It seems as though their new strategy is to focus on? specific product families each year. Last year IWC focused on a major refresh of their Portofino watches, and the Pilot collection gets all the attention this year. One of IWC's most popular models is their Big Pilot watch, which should also see a notable addition this year.To tease the entire collection that will soon be released at SIHH 2012 IWC has released information on the Pilot Chronograph Ton Gun Miramar. It houses a brand new in-house made movement (which will be a part

Breguet Watches remains strong
Famous for the Breguet Type XX watches are among the first top timepieces of range that I fell in love with back in college. I couldn't offer a then and I still have today, but the dream to possess a style Aviator "Type" Breguet Watches remains strong. They come in a few varieties, such as the Type XX, Type XXI, and the most recent (kind of silly) Type XXII.50 years and there are delivered to the French Naval Aviation 500 Type XX A Breguet watches ronavale made on special order.

Seiko Prospex 6S37 Flightmaster , a Grail attained!!!
"You see, she was gonna be an actress,And I was going to learn to fly.She took off for the footlights,I took off for the sky."...Harry ChapinFishing on the 'bay last Sunday night resulted in my landing of not only a Seiko Credor, but this previously loved baby, a Flightmaster!!!....she was born around 2008....a Grail of mine(and others), she is a crown jewel in my chrono collection....she should be arriving late this week...at some point soon, I'll do a comparison of it with my Omega Speedy(its' dial isn't as busy), which is also an icon of a previous generation.....probably also compare it to my VX200 because they are both of a similar style and size, but s/b vastly different in weight(Flightmaster case constructed of titanium while the Accutron is an anchor!!!).....another Grail of mine is a Carrera 1887 chrono...it having a modified 6S37 movement s/b an interesting comparison as well...I feel the Flightmaster harkens back to the 70's and somehow....Seiko Flightmaster 6S37A movement(

Any followers of the Seamaster 300M Quartz?
Hi Guys,Never owned an Omega myself, but I'm thinking of buying one for my Father for his birthday. I much prefer the idea of getting hold of a pre-owned quartz model simply because Omega don't produce these anymore. Reason behind getting quartz is, my father has a couple other watches that he likes to swap between so having a quartz he could just put on and not have to worry about setting the time, unlike the automatic which I think has around 48hr power reserve. I personally would like the auto, but I'm just thinking he's not the kind of guy that can be bothered with setting the time and it'd probably end up sitting in the watch box unworn. He's of old age now, so the least amount of hassle for him the better. I want it to be his favourite watch, as his others aren't very fancy etc.Question is how do you guys rate the 300M Quartz, I tried on the current auto model yesterday and got to say it was absolutely lovely....so how does the quartz compare? I'm trying to find one privately and

Seamaster of Sea of Cortez
The Omega in its natural element. The last fellow here did not seem interested in telling time by any means.