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While the rest of my clan is out hunting for supposed clothing, I have engaged in the finer pursuit of watch porn. The lighting sucks but here we go. Here is a beautiful A. Lange & Sohne Doppelfederhaus Moonphase. 
And here we have an Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150m. I am a fan of the Omega movement. I find it stays fairly accurate without bleeding too many minutes per week.
Here we have a Breitling Chronometer Navitimer 1884. A very popular watch especially for pilots. Not a big fan of Breitlings but this is a good example.
An interesting mix of color on this Rolex Milgauss 116400. A very popular watch w engineers & anyone working around magnetic fields due to its additional shielding. The word milgauss is derived from the Latin word mille for one thousand & gauss, a unit of magnetic field.
This is a Tudor Advisor. Tudor was formally owned by Rolex but eventually split off and now is its own company. Solid watch with a nice complication & more affordable than its big brother for those not ready for the Rolex plunge. Sorry for the horrible back lighting.
Like the Lange, I am a huge fan of this Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control. At 39mm it’s case is bit small for me but the complication is exquisite. Again, horrible back lighting. Here’s a better pic prestigetime.com/item/Jaeger-Le…
For me the Lange wins the round but this Rolex President is still my all time favorite. Hope you enjoyed.
Oops not moonphase but a Lange 1 Time Zone. My bad.
