Rado Ceramica Chronograph NEU incl Mwst mit Box+Papieren

Alpina Startimer Classic Automatic Chrono Watch Has Very Sad Hands
WTF Alpina? Seriously, is this a joke? Does this watch suffer from hereditary dwarfism? Can you even call a 44mm wide watch a dwarf? Oh, I am sorry, I meant "little watch." No, the watch is the right size, but the hands, those sad pathetic looking hands, are shrunken at the least. Look at them looking all sad? Even the chronograph subdial hands feel bigger.I have no clue what Alpina was thinking when their designer approved the hands on this Startimer Classic Automatic Chronograph watch. More like TinyTimer. This is exactly the type of crap that pisses me off. This watch makes me want to yell obscenities. Everything else about this watch is fine if you are going for that retro chronograph watch look - but those hands, what the hell is up with those stupid tiny hands? This isn't just a mistake, this is horological abuse.Do I need to even explain to anyone why or how the hour, minute, and chronograph seconds hands are small beyond excuse? Maybe this is a joke. Maybe Alpina is just messin

Piaget shop can be viewed at a glance of eye
Piaget shop can be viewed at a glance of eye, and the search for a point of sale is facilitated by a photo, a detailed map and a street view of each, with the option to print the data.

Hands-On: Zenith Launches A Suite Of Three New High Complications In New Materials (Including A Plat
Zenith has just announced that three of its most complicated watches, which premiered this year in new case materials, are now available – and we had a chance recently to go hands-on with the new models, and gather some first impressions of these very exotic and very rarely seen timepieces. The new models are a limited edition platinum version of the Zenith Academy Christophe Colomb Hurricane Georges-Favret Jacot, and titanium versions of the Academy Georges Favret-Jacot (with fusée and chain) and the El Primero Tourbillon. 1 OF 12 Above, Academy Christophe Colomb Hurricane Georges Favret-Jacot in platinum The Academy Georges Favret-Jacot was launched, as we reported last year, for the firm’s 150th anniversary and is named for Zenith’s founder, Georges Favret-Jacot, who founded the firm in Le Locle in 1865 at the age of 22. The Academy Georges Favret-Jacot is a technically very interesting watch; it combines a high-frequency escapement (36,00

Seamaster 300MC owners past or present...
Really liking this one lately. Anyone brushed their center links?Pics of any and all appreciated.It's a great looking watch and I really love the vibe. Just wondering if I get one if I want to leave it as is or have the links brushed.Thanks in advance!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Your Rolex at gym/work out
In view that the question do you bring your Rolex to gym / work out constantly pops up, let's have a thread to address that. Yes, my watch follows me wherever I go, becuz the safest place is on my wrist. Let's compile yours :)