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GRAHAM Chronofighter Oversize Diver Watch - Turbo Tech & Deep Black
Because the name of this watch sort of brought it up, I am going to go ahead and once again rally for people to cease over-use of the term "oversize." This term has a very limited use, and refers to things that are actually too big to work. If something is large, but still works, it is by definition not "oversized." Now that I think about it, I think I discussed this complaint starting here. Anyhow, can you hear me watch brands (and anyone else), stop using this term. Not for me, but for the simple respect you should for "words."Anyhow, this is one of Graham's latest refreshes of the Chronofighter Oversize ('grrrrr...') Diver watch. A popular piece in their line up for a while, this new version gets some new colors and a new new subsidiary seconds hand. There are two versions, an all black? "Deep Black" model, and the other one in polished and PVD black steel with orange called the "Turbo Tech." That's right, names fit for a porn (you may or may not want to watch) and a hip new auto me

Can Anyone Help Out With A Pic...
Of a 47mm Oris - Titan or TT1 etc?Member/Sponsor eRelyx wants to see some pics on the wrist, but from further back (not closeup) to give an idea of size on the wrist.Much appreciated if anyone can upload a few pics in this thread.

A bunch of cheapies or a few nice(r) ones?
I'm currently in a pickle.I've got my eye on a handful of watches, a bunch that can be had for ~$100, and a few that retail for ~$500If you were in my situation, which direction would you take? Get all of the cheapies or one or two of the nicer ones?Inexpensive variety:Invicta 8928Invicta Dragon LupahJacques Lemans F1 (rectangle)Invicta Speedway (black face)Alpha Planet OceanMore expensive variety:Archimede PilotBoschett Reef RangerMagrette Regattare DLCHamilton Ventura*My watch budget will be ~$600 in the next few months - which way do you think I should go?*I need a dress watch...

Brexit day pick up!!!
So, a few months back you might remember I bought a 5711 Nautilus... .rolexforums/showthread.php?t=455077I absolutely loved that watch but ultimately I ended up giving it to my Dad for being a good bloke. This left me happy to have been able to do that for him but sadly it left me with a Patek-shaped hole in my soul that I really wanted to fix. I decided there was only one watch to replace a blue dial 5711 Nautilus and so put myself down on lists with dealers I have good contacts with and although I was confident I would get one before the end of 2016, I was equally confident that I'd get hit by either a Brexit or regular currency related price increase before I succeeded.When I woke this morning and Mrs C told me we were oooooot, after a few minutes thought dedicated to the more important things in life, I thought... well that's going to be my Patek costing even more then. However (!!!) after 20 minutes at work I got a call from one of my contacts who was delighted to tell me my watch

Is the grass greener?
Hi All,I have a GMT (116710) and a Speedmaster tintin, I was interested in adding a Panerai to see what it is like on that side of the fence (there is my only tie in to my post title, ha). I really like the 177 and 564, I understand the differences between each and really think I would be equally happy with either, though I have not seen a brown dial in person. I have actually never even tried on a Panerai, so I have to do that first.The aspects I really like about both models are the brushed case/bezel, sandwich dial, seconds hand and manual wind. Titanium is a great feature as well, but not an absolute requirement.Does anyone have any recommendations for similarly spec'd steel option in the Luminor Marina, 44mm spectrum? I also like domed crystals, if there were an option that had it all. It is tough to discern differences between all of the Panerai models!Thanks!