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Timex Intelligent Quartz Linear Chronographs
As any watch nerd knows, TImex is one of those brands that reliably drops fun, unexpected and altogether affordable watches on a regular basis. The last time we brought them up was when we had a hands-on with the Expedition Military Field, which to this day offers perhaps the best style:price ratio out there. Stepping up quite a bit in price for Timex, though still in the very affordable range in terms of watches, is the Intelligent Quartz series. These watches are particularly cool as they offer interesting functionality, from altimeters to compasses to retrograde chronographs, and still have pretty decent looks. For those who remember the now defunct Timex TX line of higher priced watches, these watches might seem familiar, as they appear to be recycling/re-imagining those movements at a lower price point.Timex recently, and quietly, released a cool addition to the Intelligent Quartz series with the Linear Chronograph line. These watches take a different approach to displaying the ch

Turning to the dark side? Again.
I haven't posted much lately...busy and such; but for the last three months I've been attracted more to my G-Shocks than any of my nice watches. (G-Shocks aren't nice; they're tough).I don't know if it's because I'm doing so much yard construction: new doors, outdoor kitchen, swimming and such or what. I have worn my Omega and Breilting a few times but I'm in love with my Pathfinder.I even gave away a new G-Shock and another new Pathfinder to two of my good friends one who loves G-Shocks but had only one, and the other who just broke his Timex.Don't ask...I'm not giving away the Omegas

HB-SIA Co-Axial GMT Chronograph Vs 300m Diver Chrono
looking between the HB-SIA Co-Axial GMT Chronograph and the Seamaster 300M Diver Chronothoughts between the two watches and what about titanium?What is your opinion? Does it scratch easier? Too sporty? thanks

Best way to trade a Patek for a Patek?
Hello everyone. I'm not a collector and only have two watches - a 39mm Exp 1 and a 5127j. Lately I've been thinking I'd prefer the rose gold version of the 5127. I don't have a local AD and wondered what would typically be the best way to pull off a swap like this while losing the least amount? Many thanks!!!

Totally Impulse Purchase. What were the chances?
I am very new to the Rolex world just having bought a 116610LV Hulk. I love it but decided I wanted something slimmer fitting than that for every day wear. I decided the Daytona was probably my best option after reading so much about them here. I knew the ceramic new ones weren't a possibility unless I paid grey prices which I never really considered. I figured the two tone was my best bet as the older stainless models were so inflated in price as well. I stopped by the AD that was kind enough to call me for my Hulk just to see if they had a Daytona (white face) two tone just so I could try it on. I had absolutely no intention to purchase it as I was on the list for a BLNR and wanted to decide before that came in. Well, I tried it on and was so disappointed the white face was just hard for me to read. The owner kinda smiled and said hang on. He brought out a 116520 black face that still had the factory stickers, the papers and original box! I could see it much better than the white fac