TAG Heuer Carrera CV2010.BA0786 Quartz Chronograph Black Dial Round Watch

Pairs Well With: Helson Gauge
The Helson Gauge is a beautiful watch with a distinct look and serious dive capabilities, but as Helson says on their website, it may not be "everybody's cup of tea". ?Modeled after a vintage depth gauge, the Gauge itself is a robust 47 mm in diameter and 22 mm tall, making it one of the larger watches on the market.? But all this size is for a good reason, as it adds to the desired aesthetic of a vintage dive instrument.? The case of the Gauge is titanium with a bronze bezel, and the watch features a vintage domed sapphire crystal.? Inside the case is a 25 Jewel ETA 2824-2 automatic movement.? The watch also features an astounding 3500 M water resistance.? We're huge fans of Helson here at worn&wound and the Gauge is no exception.? Given its size, we thought it may make for an interesting and fun centerpiece for a Pairs Well With.? Included are several items that complement the vintage nautical aesthetic of the Gauge, and some that help the watch shine in a more contemporary?wardr

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Need help, 233 or 028 special limited edition PDC/LDC?
Need help from you guys on which one to keep, as I need to sell one, I have both in 100% new state, the 233 is the K series with spot dial, which I like better than the new ones, as for the 028 it's a special 1000 pieces edition, here is the link to the panerai site for the 028..panerai/en/special-ed...serve-pam00028I like them both but can't keep both of them and can't make up my mind, of course they are very different from one another.Do you think the 028 will grow in value over the years? I see it on sale new or 95% between 7400 euros and 8000 euros, the 233 I got brand new for 8200 euros, knowing that they made 4500 of the spot version, plus all the new ones which have AM/PM instead of the spot, not as nice IMO..Thanks a lot for your help...

Wedding day watch
My son got married on Saturday, I wore this, it was my father's, I inherited it when he passed, my son will get it when I go to the big AD in the sky.Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Why I chose the 216570 over the 114060
Hello everyone. Huge fan of this forum; my first post. I have done a lot of research, reading all of the wonderful and amazing reviews, posts, banter :) and good information this forum has to offer. I recently had the opportunity to purchase my first Rolex. I narrowed it down to the submariner 114060 non date and the polar explorer 216570. This was a very very very difficult decision. My wrist size is about 7.25. I want to share my opinions and insight for anyone else who may have had this dilemma. I also was very fortunate to be able to wear each one for one week; a generous offer from the brother in law. Here are my thoughts. The Submariner is just a beauty. The watch has everything anyone could ever want. I found the bezel to be simply amazing, full of life in the light. The glide lock is exceptional and I already miss it after one week. I prefer the size 40mm case. However, I had my eye on the polar explorer 42mm. How could I deny the incredible dial of this beautiful watch? The 2