Since I have a collection of watches that is kind of diverse when it comes to diameter sizes (ranging 36mm till 44mm), it is a must that all should properly fit.The materials, the proporWhile I was reading about chronographs a few weeks ago, I stumbled across an uncommon execution of the tachymeter scale link on an old Heuer Autavia.After a pleasant meeting with Mr Uwe Ahrendt (CEO) and Ms Ute Fischer-Graf (PR) the factory visit started.James Stacey more or less wrote the book on the highly collectible world of early Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendars – and Pharrell owns a pair of superb examples. The two watches up for grabs are different examples of the skeletonized ref. 25636; one is cased in platinum and features a Mark 2 dial, and another is cased in yellow gold with a Mark 1 dial.
And if you’re on the pit link wall celebrating a win with your arms in the air? Well, it can’t hurt… Better safe than sorry, right?Selleck has since gone on the record about this watch (though he did refer to it as 1675), admitting that of the many cool props on the show, Ferrari included, it was the Pepsi GMT that he kept. Speaking to the FHH, he noted:Even when partially displaced by a screwed link pusher, I had to pull at the exposed bar as though I was trying to extract a healthy molar from a Siberian tiger. Removing the first pin bent the surrounding link elements, all of which had to be carefully squeezed back into shape with pliers. By the time I got to the second link, I had adopted a wiggle technique that turned the pin as much as it pulled, this technique proved somewhat slower but considerably less destructive.
The Geneva-based watch brand is taking a link trip down memory lane to design its 6th caliber, an autNow, rest assured, today we have a pair of watches without all of last week’s hype. This time, we're looking at neo-vintage Omega Seamaster Professional 300M divers. Without further ado, let’s get stuck in!Data is still wonderfully-easy to read thanks to the widespread use of Super-LumiNova® on the scale numerals.What to get him: Professor Dad wants a subtle, old-school watch with classic appeal. For something dressy but not to the point of being overly fancy or formal, go with the Longines Heritage 1832 ($1,850, 40mm).

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