Ulysse Nardin BLUE WAVE - MAXI MARINE CHRONOMETER 41mm LIMITED EDITION S/S

Post Your Hamilton"Family" Photos
If you have one, two or even more...Post your Hamilton collection "family" picture.

Basel 2008: Tag Heuer
New Formula 1This new addition to the TAG Heuer Formula 1 line is endowed with an oversized case (44mm)TAG Heuer Grand CARRERA Chronograph Calibre 17 RS Rose GoldTAG Heuer Grand CARRERA Chronograph Calibre 17 RS Rose Gold, a COSC-certified chronograph in solid 18-carat rose gold: the larger (43mm) stopwatch size, screwed-in crown, screw-in pushbuttons and hand-applied date window at 6 o¡¯clock, give it the distinctive look of a classic TAG Heuer chronograph. TAG Heuer Grand CARRERA Calibre 6 RS Diamond BezelBejeweled with 68 Top Wesselton diamonds (1.13 carats) on its polished fixed stainless-steel bezel, the new unisex Grand CARRERA Calibre 6 RS is classically elegant and subtly daring, with a brown dial and a choice of steel or alligator strap with solid steel folding clasp. TAG Heuer SLRTAG Heuer SLR Laptimer 1/100th of a second: the most innovative and accurate car-racing chronograph, celebrating McLaren-Mercedes SLR GT cars as well as Juan Manuel Fangio New TAG Heuer Formula 1 Gran

Speedmaster help!
Hi all, just a quick question for you Speedmaster owners...I became the owner of my first Speedmaster last Friday and have been quite smitten with my purchase. Of course we all know that the Speedmaster's chronograph second hand isn't the smoothest sweeping to begin with at a beat rate of 21,xxx. However, I was watching mine tick last night and there were a few spots where the second hand almost seemed to stop for a second, jump (like it was taking up slack) and then keep ticking. This watch has seen no knocks, bumps, drops of any kind so I know I haven't "damaged" it by force. I also have been careful when starting/stopping/resetting the chronograph. This is the sapphire sandwich with 1861 caliber.Below is a video I took and uploaded to Flickr today. Pay attention when the second hand is near the 275 mark on the Tach. This is the first and most exaggerated example of what is happening at different spots as the hand sweeps around the dial. I don't think this is supposed to happen even

One week and I am confused but delighted with my 15400
This thread may sound like the ramblings of a broken mind, but I am wondering if any have felt the same. I have now had my new AP Ro 15400 for a week, and am loving it more each day.Maybe my brain was off the mark but in my thinking the RO was a sporty dress watch, and subconsciously I always thought of it as a historical 36mm watch in the same spirit as a Datejust or other SS dress watches. I viewed the Offshore as the big sports watches in the AP family. Having worn the 15400 now for a week, and as you do, constantly looked at my 7.5in wrist I have come to the conclusion that the 15400 is closer in spirit and size to the ROO than a traditional SS dress watch.This is not bad thing, but I have finally realised that this is a big watch on my wrist! The black dial has really gown on me which like all AP dials changes colour from black to silver to grey depending on the angle and light hitting it.No scratches yet, and it has been on a mini holiday as well this week, so must be doing some

This dial ?? Thoughts please.
Not sure about this dial what are your thoughts please. Font ok ? What's the white around hour lume plots at 6?