Seiko Black Dial Stainless Steel Chronograph Men's Watch SNDC89

Romain Jerome Tattoo-DNA Watch
Romain Jerome's "DNA" watches have been inspired by fascinating events and achievements from human history, regardless of whether they happened on land, at sea or in the skies. What made the DNA watches famous is the fact that when making the case, the dial, or sometimes even the strap, they used materials closely related to these events. This made the stories feel much more tangible and helped to bring the concept to a more personal level. For the new "Tattoo-DNA" collection they spiced up this idea with a unique collaboration, as the brand worked together with Mo Coppoletta, founder of world-famous London-based tattoo studio The Family Business.This time, the brand reaches out to "the world of sailors with its wealth of traditions and cultural customs" and - you guessed it! - tattoo art, in an effort to embody the legend of the sailor's grave. Tattoos, sailors, graves, London, DNA and fine watchmaking - at first these sound more like a random selection of words from a modern men's ma

Not usually a fan of gold nuggets, but I couldn't resist.
Found this Longines Barlow a while back. Some before and after pics. It is now freshly serviced and has a new ostrich strap. Hey I'm from Alaska, I have to have one gold nugget watch!barlow1.jpg027.jpg028.jpg

Signed Hamilton Crown: When did this start?
In looking at vintage Rodneys (and others) from the 50's, I've noticed that some crowns have the "H" on them, while others are smooth. Did Hamilton use smooth crowns during the 50's, or would these be replacements?Thanks,Bob

Watch Snob critizing Panerai
I dont know why but he says it out of fashion and a person should get a Rolex Submariner or something like that. oooh well it all depends on the taste.Here is the article:Watch Snob: Stop Wearing Panerai - AskMen

Last retail $ of 15300
Quick question... What was the last retail price of the 15300 in usd?? Thanks!