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Zenith El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Tour Auto Edition Watch
Zenith are making the most of their 150th anniversary, and the Zenith El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Tour Auto Edition is the latest celebratory piece to be revealed by the brand. Although the marketing material focuses on Zenith's entire history, the truth is that the Zenith El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Tour Auto Edition pays homage to a development made 46 years ago when Zenith released the world's first integrated chronograph calibre.The El Primero has gone on to reach a level of reverence modern movements will hope to emulate or exceed. It is, in my mind, the definitive luxury workhorse. Many watch aficionados will be familiar with (maybe even tired of), ETA's family of 'tractor' movements, such as the 2824 base calibre or the 7750 chronograph. These are movements that function superbly well, but sometimes lack a little bit of an edge in terms of appearance. No one can fault their longevity or performance, but the Zenith El Primero matches up well in both categories while blasting th

Oris to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Team Blue Eagles helicopter
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Team Blue Eagles helicopter display, official partner Oris Watch presents the distinctive pilot watch limited edition. The 45 mm brushed steel case is fortified with black DLC accents on the bezel and the background, which also represents a view of the Oris movement mineral crystal. The full display 24 hours is unprecedented for the Oris, and numbers, the hands and markers are treated with blue ice Superluminova for night vision remarkable

John Romita, Jr. is a Rolex man!
Another "celebrity" Rolex sighting - but only if you're a fan of comic books or comic book inspired movies. John Romita, Jr. is considered Marvel Comics royalty. I was watching a video podcast regarding his role in the movie KICK A** and spotted what appears to be a black dial 16613 Submariner on his wrist. Very cool!

Spotting a fake/replica panerai?
Hey everyoneim new to the forums and im new to the panerai brand.I have a few questions, maybe you guys can shed some light oni know panerai watches are swiss made but there are some really good replicas out there that are also swiss made, how would you tell the difference between a fake and a authentic in this case?Esp. For a simple panerai model like a panerai marina?because i have been doing research on panerai and i have grown to love their watches. I know they have swiss movement and i know that some very good replicas out there are also made with swiss movement.so what im basically asking is, if people check the movement of a watch to determine whether its authentic or not then how do you know if a good replica that has a swiss movement is identifiable as a replica, does this make sense?is checking the movement of the watch the only way to determine whether the watch is authentic? if it's not the only way, what are some other ways you guys personally use to identify a fake,Any an

ETA models being discontinued
Hi All,I was talking to the Panerai salesman in Harrods yesterday. He said all ETA model were being discontinued for the in house movement. So the models like the 111 would no longer by continued. All movements would how 8 days. Price increase was going to be ¡ê700. Can anyone else verify this?