Ulysse Nardin Maxi Marine Chronometer White Dial Stainless Steel Automatic Men's Watch 263-67-7M-40

Louis Chevrolet Driver 1911 Watch
Yes, there is a watch company named after the guy who started Chevrolet - the same GM Chevrolet car maker. American icon Chevrolet has Swiss origins. Louis-Joseph Chevrolet, was a Swiss race car driver that founded along with William Durant the Chevrolet Motor Car Company back in 1911. In just 6 short years it was bought by General Motors. They must have been doing something right!A few years ago the Louis Chevrolet watch company sprouted up in Switzerland. GM was pretty irked about this and the use of the Chevrolet name by the watch company and some legal matters ensued. In the end GM backed down - realizing there was no point fighting a small Swiss watch maker that could only help the automotive brand, not hurt it. As such Louis Chevrolet makes about 1000 watches a year with plans on making up to 5000 a year. Prices for the watches aren't too bad at between about $1000 - $8000 a piece. You can see some images of the brand's watches that I snapped here in the article. Some of their wa

Introducing The MeisterSinger Paleograph, A One-Handed MonoPusher Chronograph (Details & Pricing
MeisterSinger produces watches that are an exercise in restrained utility. You may be familiar with the?Singular, the brand's single hand time-only watch, and at this?year's SalonQP, MeisterSinger introduced the latest addition to its niche range of single-handed watches: the Paleograph. Harkening back to the early days of watchmaking, the Paleograph uses a single button to control the chronograph function to go with its signature single-hand time display.It wasn't until after World War I that chronograph wristwatches received a second button for zero-reset, and it is this era that the Paelograph recalls.?The watch uses the MSYN13 manual winding movement with 46-hour power reserve, a caliber based on the Unitas 6497 pocket watch movement. The goal here is to combine the zeal of modern watchmakers with the know-how and tradition of robust column wheel chronographs. 2 OF 2 MeisterSinger Paleograph Blue Dial And Movement The Paleograph comes in a stainless steel case si

I saw this very beautiful Longines
at a shop near my place few hours ago. Wonder does anyone in this forum own or have any knowledge to share about this model?I believe it's Sports Legends. Big watch at 47.5mm. What do you think about this watch? Beautiful? Or just so so?Best regards.Mike Chua

Alright - if a guy had a budget of, oh, say 4 large, what makes the cut?
OK, so say one was willing to spend in the neighborhood fo 4k on a fine timepeice, what do you lot think should make the cut.Let's wrap some boundaries around this to keep it real...1 - 4k cap2 - I like diver styles, but happy with other styles3 - keep it round, please4 - nothing dressy - not my life5 - chrono or non, OK6 - strap order of preference - ss, leather, rubber (maybe)7 - I like rotating bezels, but can do without8 - date yes; day of week optional9 - size - 41mm - 44 mm rangeComing in UNDER the price cap is fine, as there's no sense spending every penny when not needed. ;)My current starting point is an Omega SMP PO.Also going to look at a Panerai, but no idea if I can even get one in my budget. I don't think so, but...Oh, preference for new over used, but again, value v. condition matters. ;)

Maurice or Baume?
I was looking at the Classisima Baume and Mercier watch and I really like the fine/classic/formal look to it and for the "about the same" price I saw a Maurice Lacroix watch that is almost as good looking, however, this one was "see trhough" skeleton style......which one would you go with? Price being about the same, which brand, service, etc...?Many thanks (first post in here in WT)