Rado Centrix Black Dial Stainless Steel and Ceramic Men's Watch R30941152

INCOMING! Platinum A. Lange 1 Moonphase
One of my most exciting watch purchases: My new A. Lange 1 Moonphase in Platinum. The watch has the moon phase, power reserve, and outsized date complications. The 398 part 54 jewel German Silver movement is beautifully decorated. The case measures 39mm and weighs in at 142 grams. I also enjoy this particular moon phase. Many companies claim that their moon phase is accurate within 1 day per 122 years¡­except that it only changes once or twice a day. So at any given time, it could be off by almost an entire day every day. Not with the Lange. The solid gold moon phase wheel is driven continuously from the hour wheel, so a clutch mechanism was required so that setting the moon phase would not affect the running of the watch. This resulted in an astounding 93 individual parts being devoted just to the moon phase mechanism. I also enjoy this Lange because it is powered by two barrels, giving it a 72 hour power reserve. The dial is ridiculously symmetrical (even though it may not

What's your most comfortable watch?
In the Omega forum, Wilfreb asked "how important is comfort to you" when it comes to selecting a watch. I think it needs a little more exposure so let's open up the question for all brands and to everyone. I have a couple watches I really like visually of this group for example: The diamond dial wg Longines (second from left at the bottom) jumped at me the day I bought it and still is striking to me, but the band is just a little too stiff. I'm hoping it wears in but it's been worn quite a few times already. The "C" cased gold-capped Omega Constellation (top) is another great find, but for some reason it makes my wrist sweat even in temperate weather. I really love the Elgin gold filled watch (far right), and it's perfect with a suit but once again the band is sometimes uncomfortable and I need to take it off once or twice during the day. The other two are about as perfect as I have - the Hamilton Storm King (second from the right) and the Omega Seamaster (bottom left) are so r

Corrected my Mistake
A couple years ago, I had gotten a 5167 and didn't really appreciate it enough so I let it go to chase other pieces and so on as many of us do. Turns out I missed the simplicity of the 5167 so fortunately I was able to obtain another.

New ¡°Root Beer¡± should really be the ¡°Espresso¡±?!
The only think linking this new model to the old is the brown portion of the bezel. The original Root Beer had a light brown dial and either all brown, or brown and yellow bezel. Not a black dial and black and brown bezel. I¡¯m calling this the espresso....even if nobody else does

Finally here after a long await...
So here's my story that started back in 2006 after the birth of my daughter. I remember purchasing a men's Journal magazine where they had a sea dweller ad that caught my eye...Fast forward to today with a couple pics of What are you drinking along with the Collection and What writing instruments do you ownEnjoying it immensely and wanted to share with my TRF family. -Steve