What time do you wear?

Gees..... Sorry about starting the whole Rolex rant. I just wanted to point out that my Rolex, while I love it, is not all that spot on. You guys are much smarter than I am.

Thorton – The misquotation thing is starting to render this thread a bit juvenile, but OK, I’ll bite one final time.

I didn’t say ACCURACY was the ONLY thing that makes up value – check again - one last time –“I said my opinion was that PERFORMANCE should be the ultimate goal of a premium piece of hardware”. THAT’S MY OPINION – stated three times now. If your’s is different that’s OK, but I have a reasonable right to express my opinion OK? Gheeesh.

I define performance (again) as the fact that the thing has multiple other functions that are useful on a weekly, if not daily basis, being extremely light because of its titanium case/band, having a compact size, with back lighting making it fine for night use, immediately adjustable function displays, 100 meter depth, and being extraordinarily accurate making for a very HIGH PERFORMANCE, all around highly desireable piece FOR ME. OK? FOR ME.

You want something else – go get ‘em tiger – it’s your money and your opinion -we all have them as the saying goes, and no ones is necessarily correct.

Hey, everyone! Be nice.

What is your opinion on Baume and Mercier? I am planning to purchase one but I get the feeling that they are frowned upon by most enthusiasts.

Brad Day
Atlanta, GA

I've still used Omega Seamaster Chono. for about 10 years..still run really well.

HI brad ...from the looks perspective, i think they make some elegant watches. I have a vintage b&m pocket watch and i think it is well made.
i would stay away from their quartz models, (or any quartz models including patek's).
good luck....and enjoy it...mehran