Seiko Solar Two-tone Stainless Steel White Dial Mens Watch SNE094

The Real Reasons Watch Reviews Don't Talk (Much) About Accuracy
If you're curious about what accuracy actually is, and what it depends on, you may want to read our earlier story, "Accuracy: What Is It, And Does Anyone Actually Care?" JFWe've talked, now and again, about the subject of accuracy – what it is, what it means, how it's valued, and most recently, what it isn't as well. One question that always comes up when we raise the subject, however, is why you don't hear more about accuracy where you'd most expect to hear about it: in watch reviews. After all, car writers give you tons of performance information – why not watch writers? Why, therefore, don't watch reviews give you accuracy info in the same way that you get zero-to-sixty figures in a car review? There are a lot of reasons why you don't see actual performance figures for watches, in watch reviews; some of the obstacles are bigger than others, of course, but they all add up to the odds being stacked against it. The first reas

Introducing The Vacheron Constantin Harmony Ultra-Thin Grande Complication Chronograph, The World's Thinnest Self-Winding Monopusher Split-Seconds Chronograph
Today, after seven years of research and development, Vacheron Constantin introduces an entirely new collection called Harmony. Coinciding with the 260th Anniversary of the brand (which is the oldest watchmaker in continuous operation), the new range of watches features a smooth cushion-shaped case, inspired by a yellow-gold chronograph released in 1928. The highlight of this new collection is undoubtedly the Harmony Ultra-Thin Grande Complication – a slick, limited edition platinum watch, powered by an in-house movement just 5.2 mm thick, making it the thinnest mono-pusher split-seconds chronograph on the market today.Limited to just 10 individually-numbered pieces, the Ultra-Thin Grande Complication Chronograph is housed in a solid platinum cushion-shaped case that distills the design language of the late 1920s model on which it was based. The modern interpretation has cleaner lines that flow more fluidly to the sides of the lugs, with an emphasis on reflecting light in an eleg

It's finally here!
Over the moon have this as my first Patek!I've been to Countless Patek ADs,Salons and get togethers;Never got to see one in the flesh till my own arrived. Absolutely amazing watch. The bracelet it stunning,the case is so unique and elegant and of course the dial is mesmerising! You guessed it... It's a Nautilus! Wrist shot (unsized bracelet) Can't wait to put up some good pics of this. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Most Sold PP Men's Model vs Apparent Forum Favorite?
Hi Guys,One thing about this discussion Forum is that I get the idea the Aquanaut and Nautilus Pateks appear to be Forum Favorites, as I seem to see more thread topics on these than anything else.Does anyone know if this is reflected in what Men's watch PP sells the most of? Curious if our Forum posters are representative of male PP Buyers, or a highly addicted subgroup, hehehe!Me, I own my PP 5146r, a yg Omega SpeedMaster Date, an Omega Co-Axial Escapement Chronometer Limited Edition in rose gold, and a Panerai PAM 423.

Is it just me or has there been a general decline in Panerai luster?
Not sure if it's been just me no longer having my 312 from before and not following the Panerai board as much as I used to, but surfing through the thread here and there - I've noticed that there's been a decline in Panerai interest or allure. Especially with SIHH 2013 with lackluster showing, it seems like the allure nowadays is nowhere near what I felt it was 2-3 years ago.What's the consensus? Am I totally way off base?Thanks!