Zenith Men's Class Watch

Azimuth Baselworld 09 press release for SP-1 Roulette
Dear All,Azimuth Baselworld 09 press release for SP-1 RouletteFor avid players of the Roulette game, Azimuth has launched the aptly named ¡°Roulette¡± watch;inspired by the obvious; the roulette wheel and its solid rectangular table. The Roulette is producedin time for the opening of Singapore¡¯s first and Asia¡¯s grandest Casino in mind by end of 2009.The winding crown takes the form of a dice and serves 2 purposes; to set the time and to activatethe spinning ball. By depressing and releasing the dice at the same time, the player ¡°starts the ballrolling¡± (or spinning in this case). The hand with the ball spins around the roulette dial and stopsrandomly but always landing in the ¡°slot¡± at the base of any given number.The 3‐dimensional roulette dial gives the impression of a miniature roulette wheel encapsulated in asapphire crystal.Massive the case may be (at 45mm x 34mm), thisblock of CNC cut 316L stainless steel case isergonomically design to ensure a snug fit on theuser¡¯s wrist wi

What do you know...
about TRIAS watches?They come from Germany and are super inexpensive. Most are automatic movement and a lot of them are 21+ jewel. I've been checking out some pilot watches. They make a pretty cool one that is very inexpensive. Obviously, they aren't top notchbut how do they hold up for their value?All of their watches are pretty slick. Check em out. http://www.trias-watch.com/

Which Royal Oak?
Hi guysFor those of you who read the Rolex section on this forum, you may have seen that my wife has endorsed the purchase of a Royal Oak and a Nautilus, and we now have a three year plan to achieve this. The plan is as follows:1.Buy a Royal Oak for me which will occasionally be worn by my wife2.Buy a Nautilus for me and give the Royal Oak to my wife (to be worn by me occasionally)I currently have a Sea Dweller as my daily wearer and this will stay in the collection. My wife has a blue faced Rolex Perpetual which will continue to be her main daily. It¡¯s also worth noting that a watch that fits me perfectly is a touch loose on my wife, which is how she likes to wear her watches, so my skinny wrists (c.6.5¡±) are finally doing me a favour!I have 9 months to give this proper consideration (as need to save) and will try on various watches, but keen to get the party started and would appreciate the view of anyone who has been on the same journey. The questions on my mind right now are:1.Alth

My First Rolex Air King
Hello all here¡¯s my first Rolex an awesome Air King hope it¡¯s the first of many rolex¡¯s!!

5 Digit vs 6
Those members that own both 5 and 6 digit models, how often do you find yourself wearing 5 digit references nowadays?This guy has been put away for a handful of years (wound etc. on occasion), since it wasn't getting much wrist time and I'm usually a keeper of all pieces I buy. I forgot how much I disliked the 5 digit clasps, but there is just something that seems more fun for lack of a better word about wearing these older pieces. While, the 6 digit certainly have a higher quality feel IMO. Do any of your 5 digits still make it into your daily rotations? I'm debating moving this one back into mine, but it seems my wrist may have grown since last I put this on. I may need to put a link in