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Introducing The Tissot Heritage Navigator 160th Anniversary Watch
To celebrate its 160th anniversary, Tissot is releasing the Heritage Navigator, a modern update of its 1953 Navigator worldtimer. Honestly, the modern changes are pretty restrained and the Heritage Navigator retains all the little details that makes the original so cool. Check out Tissot's video and be sure to read on for all the details.? 1 OF 2 Tissot Heritage Navigator, White Dial Housed in a 43mm steel case is the automatic, COSC-certified 2893 worldtimer movement from ETA. While this is considerably larger than the original 36mm Navigator from the 50s, the styling of the watch is almost identical otherwise. From the 12-hour bezel to the 24-hour ring and cities disk, and even down to the shape of the hands, the Heritage Navigator is a very faithful tribute.? 2 OF 2 Black Dial Heritage Navigator The only substantial change to the dial is that a few cities and marking have been adjusted. Buenos Aires has been swapped out in favor of Chicago and D

New ORIS BC4
Hey Everyone,don't know why, but Oris seems to be growing on me. Wanted to buy a BC4 Blue Eagles LE with the 24 hour face, but found the pictured watch below at my local AD. With a trade-in from another brand, I received a very good price. I love the day and date indicator and the see through case back. Its only been a few hours, so I'm not sure about the accuracy yet, but I'll let you know.Happy Holidays

Very dissapointing experience with IWC
10 months ago my wife bought me a Portuguese Chronograph with the blue strap and blue arabic. About two months after purchase it would stop running. I thought that I was bending my wrist and hitting the top button and accidentally stopping it. Or, I thought, I wasn't wearing it enough and it was winding down. The problem got progressively worse until the watch failed completely. We brought it back to the retailer and they sent it to IWC. IWC then responded that we had damaged the watch through a "shock" or "trauma" and refused to cover the repair under warranty. They also claimed that we had dented the case, bent one of the pins and other damage. We were outraged. All we had done was wear the watch. Finally, after much back and forth, with IWC by the way NEVER RESPONDING to repeated contacts to their Swiss website, they agreed to fix the watch under warranty. It will take about two months. This company, in my opinion, is a complete fraud that does not stand behind their pro

A watch as a gift
Hi Everyone,I am trying to buy a watch for my husband for Christmas. He is looking at both the Omega and Breitling brands. Can anyone suggest which one is better and why?

Steel vs Gold: Daytona Oysterflex
I bought my 116519 a few months back. At the time I wore my SS 116500 almost exclusively on Oysterflex, with aftermarket end links, to emulate the look of the 116519. When I got the WG Daytona, I put the Oyster PCL bracelet back on the SS Daytona, and have been wearing like that ever since.Then yesterday, I switched the SS Daytona back to OF and I have to say I might just prefer my make shift Oysterflex SS 116500 more than the beautiful, and natural born oysterflex 116519.Hear me out. They're very different, so this is not your typical which is better, 114060 vs 116610 type of talk. It's not really apples to apples. I know there are many variables to consider when squaring these two watches off. There's retail price, secondary market price and demand, oyster bracelet and PCLs vs Oysterflex. It's not really a fair comparison to make and to be fair, these two watches don't compete for wrist time. They both have a time and place in my rotation. I absolutely love both pieces and l