Zenith Captain Power Reserve

Introducing The Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer Aluminum, A Colorful Collection Of Lightweight Pilot
The Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer collection presents classic pilot's watch styles at an affordable price point, and with this new model Hamilton has brought a new material to the mix. The Khaki Pilot Pioneer Aluminum has a solid aluminum case, a first for the brand. This makes the watch extremely lightweight and a special treatment allows it to take on different colors. There are four color variations here, but all of them start with an asymmetrical design and a highly legible dial.Aluminum is a material not often found in watch cases. Even though it's very lightweight, it can be fragile if not treated properly. Here Hamilton has subjected the aluminum to a special treatment that renders it harder, more durable, and able to take on color more easily. This means you get the advantages of aluminum without having to worry about denting your case on the edge of your desk. 2 OF 3 There are four color options available – khaki green, sand, black, and navy –

Can you help me identify and give some information about this Longines
im about to acquire the watch but i cant research anything about the timepiece. it will be my first Longines. thanks in advance

I have been watching.....
This competition heating up with Hamilton and Omega .......and I have seen some good looking Omegas while they consult and figure out which watches to use for the contest ....but I haven't seen any particular Hamiltons that you all will be throwing into the ring ....I know for a fact there are some killer Hammies in the posession of this group ....so where are they ???? ......Thus far, it's business as usual around here....what watch for today kind of thing ......I wait with baited breath for the top of the breed to show up .....the only Hammie I have is that sweet little Bolton, but it is hardly in the category of the most beautiful Hamiltons .....

Relentlessly positive and upbeat inside out
It's such a funny opposite energy to Joy, who is literally jumping up and down. And Sadness just wants to lie down and kind of feel her feelings. And there's a beautiful moment in the film where Sadness sits down next to a character, and he's upset about something. And Joy's first instinct is to kind of distract him and cheer him up and talk over him. And Sadness sits down next to him and says, I'm very sorry that you lost something that you love. That must make you very sad. And frankly, it's like a pamphlet on how to speak about loss, because it's just someone sitting next to you and saying, I'm very sorry that you're sad and you lost something that you love, and that must be hard. The end, you know? So Sadness is like a superherlH

How many are ideal (for you)?
Getting to the point where I think I've accumulated too many watches to enjoy them all.Not sure what to thin out, though I'm just not a fan of having stuff sit around. Usual rule is if it sits, out it goes but then I've worn things that have been sitting on the winder a while and get the nope, not ready to let this go just yet feeling. Asking for opinions here to see where people land on this: do you have an ideal number? Or just get as many that you like and can afford? What is the rationale behind the #, if you have one?