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Watchstars Awards 2015-2016: Here Are The Five Winning Watches
The winning watches of the second annual Watchstars Awards ¡ª chosen by an independent panel of international experts, including WatchTime’s Joe Thompson, Norma Buchanan, and Mark Bernardo ¡ª were announced this week. Omega was the biggest winner this year, capturing two of the five categories. Scroll down to see the results.Watchstars was created by Ebner Publishing Group, parent company of WatchTime and its German sister publications, Chronos and Uhren Magazin. Significantly, watch manufacturers are not permitted to submit watches to the competition: only members of the judging panel, which this year consisted of no less than 70 members, can nominate and vote on the watches. All watches are eligible, regardless of the brand, its size, and its country of origin.The five categories for the Watchstars awards are Classic Stars (honoring mechanical three-handed watches with no functions beyond a date and/or power-reserve indicator), Technical Stars (for mechanical watches with functio

detials of Panerai PAM90 on The Block
Most of these photos taken with the shows in the box, because I took these photos to sell the watch! While I want to sell, I do not think I would be broken if I ended up keeping either! The watch comes with the usual change screwdriver and strap tool. This is a series of J, of 2008. It is not the quick change strap bars, not the screw type, which are much less desirable in my opinion. These pods for the spring are the best. As with most polished PAM, the protector of the Crown is polished, but the lever is brushed. I don't know why they do this way, but it is the way they. As it is a newer model, the lever has the wheel little on it. All the nice little refinements Panerai worked in models.

A great new combo and a word of thanks;-)
This past weekend was the Tarheel Paneristi Charlotte GTG. It was a great time for all and has done a lot to further spread the word about our community and the great guys that comprise it. I wanted to take this opportunity to share a great new combo that I brought home along with extending my thanks to those that did so much to make this event a success. So, without further adieu, my newest strap: I want to recognize the hard work of Adam Hilton and Adam Shadrick who did so much to put this event together. Their hard work resulted in a great time, great exposure, and an amazing collection of giveaways! Also, a big thanks to Bob Bruno for both his work coordinating our logo as well as transforming it into the stickers you see under my first pic. They are very cool. Finally, a big NC thanks to all those who contributed something to our little gathering. There were so many amazing items, including my newest strap. You are all great ambassadors to this community. Our thanks go out to: -Mi

What watch has surprised you most?
Simple question that can be answered in many ways. I'm going to answer for a watch that I initially had decided to return and have since kept and fallen in love for. The watch I'm referring to is my Movado Military. When I opened the watch box I was underwhelmed. It was light and for some reason the optimism I had before arrival just wasn't there. So, back in the box it went, I called the dealer and requested an return number. For some reason I waited a day or two before sending it. After those two days had passed, I took it back out and put it on the wrist with all of the plastic on it, and let my wife look at it. She loved it and the more I wore it around, so did I. I think the initial box opening, I had fallen victim to what a lot of people have when it comes to Movado. I was expecting more than what the watch claimed it would do. Movado watches have a clear and simple goal. They are supposed to be simple, elegant, light, thin, dress watches. After a little ti

My favourite watch.
I'm very lucky to have some wonderful watches in my collection but the Noir is my favourite. So glad I found it.