Zenith "El Primero Chronograph" 40mm Edelstahl Automatik

Casio G-Shock MT-G MTG1100-1A Watch
Casio opens a new MT-G door with a hardcore techy looking watch that steps in the room punching and glistening with impressive watch-ular (new made up word) curves. The new model MTG1100-1A looks like the love child of Robocop's cybernetic innards and an industrial crane. Just looking at the dial it is hard to appreciate all that the watch does, or it. It is easier to take the piece apart by function or feature to fully appreciate a watch like this.First, the MT-G watches in the G-Shock line have always been close to the top in terms of quality and durability. They are really only topped by lines such as the MR-G, that have cases done in DLC. The watch has a number of "hidden features" that aren't so much functions, but make the watch that much less something you need to worry about. It gives me the opportunity as well to discuss again the Casio "Tough Movement" (on the watch as "Tough MVT"). These can be found in some newer analog Casio watches. The point of them is to be self correct

I joined the club
Hi,Just wanted to introduce myself. I got my first Rolex last week. I know you guys like photos, so I waited until I took a decent picture of my new toy to post this. So here you go! It's a 2006.5 Z-serial Submariner with Serti dial (all this new lingo I picked up while perusing this site!). It's a beautiful watch and I've been thoroughly enjoying it for the past week. Best of all, I got a great deal on it!Hello from New York City.Cheers,John

My First Omega. 2254.50
Hello Everyone. My name is Scott. I Live in South jersey. Just bought my first Omega 2254. Slightly used But in Great Shape. The guy only wore it a few times. All boxes and cards are still here. Only thing missing is the Omega hang tag.I am so excited about my first Omega, But, I am afraid to wear it and scratch it.Here are a few pics. (not the best quality)

Time to do some more LASER WELDING on a Trench Watch Case ! ! ! ! !
Hey guys !It's time to do some more LASER WELDING on a Trench Watch Case ! ! ! ! !I bought this EXTREMELY RARE Fahys Trench Watch Case last week and it arrived today.Fahys started making this design in 1917.You might see one or possibly two of these cases per year if you are lucky.What makes this case so rare is the weight and size, VERY rare to see them this big in a size 0s.It weighs 16.8 grams of sterling silver, your run of the mill size 0s sterling case is only about 11 grams and they are VERY thin gauge.The measurements are 40.5mm lug to lug, 33mm without the crown, 16mm lug diameter and the lugs themselves are 1.7mm thick.The crystal on this case is HUGE for a size 0s case, it takes a 28.5mm crystal ! ! !EVERYTHING about this case is HEAVY DUTY ! ! ! ! !But, as you can see the crown tube has been broken off and is in need of the LASER WELDER ! ! ! !So, I am going to bring it to my guy tomorrow and drop if off so a replacement crown tube can be installed.You will need a donor cas

New AP advice
I'm planning to buy a new AP and I can't really decide which one to go with. I have narrowed it to 6 models. I will be using it both daily and for special occasions which makes it a hard choice for me which one to go with. I have a fairly small wrist so the 44mm's are out of question. Any advice appreciated The models are:Royal Oak rose gold chronograph with croco strap either black or white dialRoyal Oak steel openworked self windingRoyal Oak QE II TitaniumRoyal Oak Tribute to ItalyRoyal Oak Leo Messi steel