Technomarine Cruise Sport Black and Orange Men's Watch 111016

YEMA Diving Chronograph Watch Winner
Thank you Ron for doing a video follow-up of the YEMA Diving Chronograph watch Ref. YMHF0202. He is the winner of the YEMA watch giveaway that was given away here in March. Here are some words from him:"I just received the Yema Diver Chronograph this evening and I really enjoy this watch. It is very comfortable for being such a large watch. The Chronograph and the Alarm function easily. I didn't have to spend the evening figuring out the settings, it is very intuitive. The alarm itself is very sonorous, not to jarring and is loud enough to wake you. The bracelet is large and uniform in size. I own a Speedmaster Professional and Rolex GMT and the bracelet is very comfortable for not being tapered. Honestly I was looking for a black or tegimented watch and I am pleased with how this watch looks. It is very easy to read in full sun and the luminous hands and markers are clear at night. The screw down crown and pushers are easy to manipulate. Overall this is a great watch. Again thank you

Khaki Field Automatic Chronograph is here
As I mentioned in another thread my Khaki Field Automatic Chronograph arrived today. The color of the dial is amazing. I am so glad I got the brown instead of the black. This is also my first and only NATO style strap so I think I am going to leave it on the watch for a while. I noticed that the instruction manual was fairly thick. I thought this meant it was fully comprehensive. I soon found out that it was only six pages repeated in a couple dozen languages. Even still, I now know what a telemeter measures. If the storms in the northeast get any worse I might try it out. The Hammie goodness did not end with the watch today. Now that I got the bug, I went on to Abebooks and located a copy of Rene Rondeaus out-of-print Hamilton Collectors Guide (not the Electric Watch book). After I got home I received a phone call from the book dealer, all the way from Juneau, Alaska, letting me know that the book shipped out today. Could today get any Hammier?

My current wish/shopping list
I thought I'd post up what my current wish/shopping list is. This isn't a dream list, this is what I hope to realistically acquire over the next few years. Of course things may change as I see watches that need to be added to the list or replace ones that are already on it.This is in a rough order or acquisition.Appologies in advance if I have snaffled anyone's pictures. I usually save pics that I like for a screen saver and wallpaper and don't keep a track of where I got them from. Let me know and I can change the pics.I like this one. It is nice and simple, clean and elegant for a chrono. I like the leather strap on it. Yes, it is quartz and not auto, but it makes it more affordable and will ease my wife into this watch thing. This one would be a daily wear, work style watch.I love the yellow. I need (yes, need!! ) a diver that I actually feel comfortable wearing to the beach and the pool. The colour makes it a nice, fun one to wear in surf and sand. Sure, the Omega is a dive watch,

AP Diver... in it's element!
After reading so many of those is it safe to... regarding our watches, I wanted to know, is is safe to dive a shipwreck with a Diver?dive1.jpgdive2.jpgdive3.jpgChecking the elapsed time...dive4.jpgdive5.jpgThe answer is a resounding YES, and it is SPECTACULAR! dive6.jpgHere after the dive with my son in Cancun, Mexico. I'm wearing my AP Diver and he is wearing his (formerly mine) Marathon.Cheers!

Incoming 1392!
Loving everything about the 1392! Owned a 392 in the last and much happier with this baby! Purchased the assolutamente grey/black, and brown straps. Love the look of both of them! I have a 6.5 wrist and it fits me very comfortably. One thing I would change is the smaller buckle from the 392. This one isn't huge but I prefer the 392 buckle size.