TAG Heuer Silverstone Chronograph Calibre 11 Limited

Seiko Astron GPS Solar Chronograph Limited Editions
In 2012, Seiko launched the Astron ¨C the world¡¯s first watch able to receive GPS signals and, using an onboard database, convert those signals into precisely accurate time anywhere on Earth. Powered by the Sun, the Astron is always on time, even on top of a mountain or in the middle of the ocean. Here are the two newest models, including the first-ever for women. The Astron uses the incredibly precise signals from GPS satellites to stay right on time, and when you travel, it can adjust to the time in the new location using those signals. The original Astron was a bit bulky for some wrists, but in September this year, Seiko launched its new Caliber 8X82, which allowed for a 30% reduction in the size of the watch. The upgraded movement also allows Seiko to offer a wider range of dial colors for this solar-powered watch. Finally, the movement offers a more intuitive manual time zone selection.The first Astron for women features 10 diamonds on the dial.Seiko is launching two new model

Guess the Oris #2
Okay, #1 was a warm up..flex your spotter skills and dazzle me with the correct answer.Which Oris is this....?

My New (Pre-Owned) Brooke XL
And when I say pre-owned. I mean that someone else originally paid for it and then must have never worn it. I picked this up off of the 'bay and was a bit nervous (as all 'bay purchases should be). I did my homework and decided to go for it. Wow!I was drawn to this watch because of its unique shape. You either like it or you don't. I thought it was very interesting and now that I have it - it is going to be my casual daily wear for sure - such a fun piece, comfortable on the wrist, and a beautiful dial.Watch is in excellent shape - the strap had no creases or marks on it and the case is perfect. It is keeping good time (haven't had it a day yet but looking to be running ~ +13 per day). We'll see if these needs to be addressed.The pictures...Apologies - the morning sun played havoc with the reflections. It is hard to see the subtle details of the dial. I will try to get some more picts later if someone is interested (of course my battery died while I was taking these).Have a g

Two vintagers, one NIB
I shoot sporting clays with a 1964 Browning Lightning Broadway Trap, which has been rebuilt once and is due for attention again. The other day, I visited my gun dealer and he had an identical Browning - except it had never been handled, let alone shot. It is a 1967 gun and goes quite well with my vintage Submariner, which I frequently wear when shooting. The "new" Browning is why you won't be seeing many new watches from me for a while. It shoots like a dream and all I have to decide now is how far to open up the top (full) choke:

Any watches in silver?
Can someone recommend a wrist watch with the case made from silver?I have a taste for something different.Thanks!