Zenith Captain Chronograph Silver Dial Brown Leather Men's Watch 51.2112.400/01.C498

Zenith recently suffered a new direction, and it may be one of the first models to the stem of this change.
As expected, this is yet another model of watches "vintage" of a popular luxury Swiss brand of watches (this is a coincidence of French-owned). Zenith recently suffered a new direction, and it may be one of the first models to the stem of this change. There are great hopes for the brand which has been during the past few years, interesting, but incorruptible watches that have no soul or clear purpose. This new model is certainly a change, but I do not think that it is for the better.

Hanhart Pioneer Monocontrol Review
When we talk about value, one region of the world always comes to mind; Germany. German-made watches continually offer incredible build quality, remarkable tech and even in-house movements all at fair prices. Not cheap, but fair. The brands, which are typically not available at retail, usually command prices that take a commitment, but for watches that deliver far beyond what their Swiss counterparts would. From Archimede to Sinn, Damasko to Nomos, Stowa to Junghans, there isn't a brand that manufactures in Germany that has disappointed us. Today, we are going to take a look at a brand that is new to worn&wound, but has been in existence for over 100 years, Hanhart.Founded by Willy Hanhart in 1882, the brand was originally based in Switzerland and then moved to Germany. In 1924 Hanhart created the first affordable mechanical stopwatch for use in track and field. In fact, they to this day, produce many varieties of mechanical stopwatches, including split-seconds and flybacks. In 193

WTF 2nd Annual Ball Forum Masthead Contest
watchtalkforums.info/foru...876#post275876Up for grabs is a brand spanking new Ball logo Coffee Mug! It¡¯s that time again shutterbugs! We are looking for a new photo to adorn our own Ball Forum masthead. Get your cameras charged up and put your Photoshop skills into play! Photos submitted should be sized to 800x600. Please note that the image will be RESIZED to fit our Masthead. If you wish to provide a static image entry (which would appear throughout the Masthead area) or a proportioned rectangular image such as in the Panerai, LumTec Forums (approx. 300x 685), then please give us your image preferences when you submit your photo entry! Other than that, keep to a maximum size of 800x600 and any use of Photoshop skills/techniques is permitted and encouraged. :DPM your photo submissions to both BrianS and HockeyBrand.We will track the photo entries up to the deadline and then a Voting Poll thread will be presented to the WTF Community. Disclaimers:Contest deadline is set to November 1

Good price for a second hand Airwolf?
So, as noted in other posts I am on the hunt for a couple of Rolexes (great response so far from other TRF members)I have stumbled across a seller looking to part with a stunning Breitling Airwolf here in good old Australia and it's caught my attention.Any thoughts on a decent price to offer? I looked at one at $2800 a while back but that had the UTC (is that what its called?) on the bracelet, this one does not.Age 2011, all papers, boxes etc and it looks MINT!HELP!!!!

Finally got to try out the new PO's!
I swung by the Omega boutique in the area and had the chance to inspect and try on the new PO Cal 8500 42mm and the new PO Chrono 45mm. And for fun of course I had to give the Ploprof another try! :-)The PO 42mm was just a pleasure strap on. The size is very compelling for an everyday piece. The matte dial, sharp hands and new LQM bezel melts together very nicely. It feels very solid and high quality. My only nag was the lug width could be another mm or two, especially when you try it on the rubber strap (ever excellent one btw) it just appears a bit under-dimensioned and not in proportion. Overall, it is a very nice piece but it does scream Buy me!, at least in my book.Next up was the PO Chrono 45mm with the new Calibre 9300. It actually felt rather good on the wrist size-wise (I was wearing a SD 16600 for the last week). The design and look is just very attractive and it oozes quality. But the +19mm thickness is just a deal killer for me. It looks redonkelous when you view it in prof