Zenith Port Royal Open Concept Chronograph

BlackBird Red Strike - My Review
The Chronomat Evolution has long been Breitling's ¡°Flagship¡± model and their most successful, and far as sales, in many territories. Breitling used the basics of this ageless design when they introduced the new Blackbird in 2006. This watch differed from the Evo in that it had a large date feature. It was named after the Blackbird SR-71 High Altitude Reconnaissance Aircraft. I say ¡°new¡± Blackbird because this model should not be confused with the original Blackbird that was introduced in 1996 and its successor from 2002 to 2004 (ref 13353). These models were very similar to the Chronomat Evos of their time. The 1996 version differed by having a completely brushed matt finish to case, crown, pushers and bracelet, "SERIE SPECIALE" in red over the 12-hour sub-dial and "BLACKBIRD" on the dial instead of "CHRONOMAT".The ref 133353 was slightly wider and used a different bezel.The Lockheed Blackbird SR-71 High Altitude Reconnaissance Aircraft was an advanced, long-range, Mach 3+ strategic re

Advice me: Trying to decide between two watches
Hello, I want to buy a new watch. I already own a IWC Big Pilot 5004 and a Panerai 312.I want to buy a diver and I narrowed it down to two watches because these two I can afford at the moment.1: Omega Seamster Planet Ocean Chrono black on steel or rubber bracelet (new 2015 model).2: Panerai sub 305 (2013 model complete with box and papers in very good condition).I am a Panerai lover but I also like to have different watches. I find it hard to decide because by heart I am not sure which one I like the most.The Omega ticks all the boxes, is a new watch and is a true tool diver. The 305 is one of my favourite Pams and is maybe more versatile with all kind of straps ect.I think I like the Pam better when looking at the dial, but overall the Omega has more to offer when looking at the price. I think the Omega is a very sharp offer.How do you look at it?Thanks.DSCF9929.jpgcomp_DSC_0393-01.jpgDSCF9929.jpgcomp_DSC_0393-01.jpg

Strange watch from London
Hello!Few days ago I came back from London. There I had an opportunity to go to the antique market. So after couple of hours searching I found this one:DSCF0216.jpgDSCF0219.jpgDSCF0220.jpgDSCF0222.jpgDSCF0223.jpgIt is non-working, but I hope my watch maker will repair it. On the case back I found that it is made from silver (925). Also there other marks, but I don't know what those marks mean, so maybe someone could tell me something about it? The mark on the case back is the similar to Omega's, but I am not sure about that.

Which first AP to get and what to trade?
Hi everyone, I'm comsidering my first AP and was wondering what's the difference in these two David SW has for sale? Also, what do you recommend I trade towards it from my small collection? I'm definitely keeping my gold GMT, but not sure what else I should hold on to. How do APs wear? Does anyone have this particular model I'm interested in? I have a 7 inch wrist. Apologize for all the questions, but I want to be informed as much as possible before pulling the trigger. Watches are listed in my signature. Thanks, davidsw/product/audemars-...ak-offshore-6/davidsw/product/audemars-...re-panda-dial/

GRAIL or FAIL?
I was thinking about the first Rolex I ever owned (DJ 16220) and that it wasn¡¯t what I expected after yearning so many years. The sports models scratched that itch eventually but I was wondering how many others out there got that ¡°grail¡± piece then realized it was more of a ¡°fail¡±?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk