Rado Diastar City Chrono

Breitling Chronomat Airborne Watch
Breitling is well known for producing some of the most coveted and most used professional pilot watches. Go to any airshow and you are sure to see pilot enthusiasts and ex- and current pilots themselves wearing the brand's watches.For their 100th anniversary in 1984, Breitling introduced what is now the flagship model of the Breitling collection: the Chronomat. The model has quickly grown into the brand's most popular and mainstream model. The Chronomat is a sturdy and distinctive professional chronograph with a distinguishing tri-compax dial, with large lumed baton hands and markers, as well as screw-down pushers and distinctive domed screw-down crown. The watch is also water resistant to 500 meters.To celebrate 30 years since the release of the Chronomat, Breitling introduces at Baselworld 2014 a new Chronomat model with vintage inspired touches, the Breitling Chronomat Airborne. Like the other Chronomat models, the new Airborne comes in two main sizes, 41 mm and 44 mm diameter. Like

Gruen quadron movements
I have searched all over the internet and cannot find a list of the caliber numbers for the various Gruen Quadron movements. Does anyone know how many model Quadron caliber movements were made? What were the caliber numbers? The following are the one's I know of, I believe they are 117,119,123,157,325, I have seen some reference to calibre 59, and 47. Can anyone help add to this list to make it complete? thank you

Watch of the Day 3-30-08
Montblanc GMTPrice: $1700This Big Man's watch is in near mint condition . Has a heavy stainless steel case with a diamond bezel that has a total of 1 carat of diamonds. This case has a stainless steel screw on back that with sapphire crystal in the center which makes the movement visible . Case is marked "Water Resistant 30M-Swiss Made-Stainless Steel-7081" and 2-tone stainless steel winding crown that has a black center with a white star just like the Montblanc pens have. Black dial with silver numbers, silver hands with luminous centers, date at "6" and silver 24 hour indicator that has a red tip. This hand tells the hours in military time. 21 jewel cal. 4810 405 rotor type automatic Swiss movement is running well and keeping good time. Heavy stainless steel band that has a butterfly locking clasp that is marked "Montblanc". This band is a little short for me but I wear a long band but perfect for someone with a smaller wrist. Very nice and big enough to surly make a statement.Size 4

Help with next purchase, RO ROC ROO
I need your advice for my next purchase So my watches for now are the 116610LV and the AP Diver, and planning on getting an AP nextMy options are the RO 15400 blue dial, or ROC blue dial, or I might be able to get the Milano boutique edition but I will miss the bracelet on that one. If I get one of these I might be able to get the Rolex GMTII BLNR as well. Or maybe the 44mm ceramic with the anthracite dial but I won't be able to get the BLNR if I do this, I may also have to sell my subI really love the ROC but the movement not being in house and not an exhibition case back is bothering me a bit, and the 15400 is gorgeous but it looks a bit small on my wrist as it is slightly thinner than the ROC and lacks the extra pushers, the 44mm is amazing in every way but giving my current collection and what I would have to let go to get it, this is a hard choice!What would you do if you were me? And so sorry for the long read

Incoming Arrived
I'm very impressed having bought this watch without ever trying it on, perfect on the wrist and looks sharp but understated at the same time.20160510_135820.jpg20160510_135836.jpg20160510_135829.jpg