Audemars Piguet offshore

Seamaster Lume Shots
the sword hands Seamaster are the Kings of lume.here is a few of my 2254.50

SS&Co trench watches?
I suppose this has come up before, but I can't seem to uncover the discussion via a forum search, and a post on the IWC Forum yielded no answers.I understand that possibly WWI silver "British" trench watches with movements signed "SS&Co." are Stauffer, Sons & Co., and that this company had a relationship with IWC in the first 15 or so years of the 20th Century, where IWC supplied SS&Co. with movements. The SS&Co signing was usually (often?) accompanied by a device of 3 triangles. I also understand that SS&Co also occasionally signed similar watch movements with "S&Co" or possibly it was a related company,but still the Stauffer people. Any of this ring a bell with anybody? I read one entry in a Google search of the subject that says SS&Co with the 3 triangle device are not IWC, but he doesn't say if that means the movement is good or if it's junk. I couldn't find anything further on this.

Backstage with James Bond's watch
1. ¡°backstage¡±Obviously, how the story should have gone is as follows:She stood in the lobby of the Astoria, having just left her Aston to the valet as I picked up my Martini from the bar. Our eyes met and she approached. I introduced myself, Bond, James Bond, can I offer you a drink?This however, is not exactly how it happened. The Astoria was a small countryside Omega AD, the Martini tasted suspiciously like a Nespresso and the pickup line went more along the lines of 01L, Nav 01L¡­And ¡°She¡± as you will have guessed by now, if not from the title, is the Omega Speedmaster Professional 300m (a.k.a. the SMP).Omega has told and persists in telling us about the Bond relation of this watch. Just like they have made a speedy special edition for pretty much every mission to space humanly imaginable, they have made Bond special editions of this watch and what might be seen as its successor, the planet ocean, on every possible occasion. Hey folks, look a here! The ¡°37.5 years since our CEO¡¯s fi

Giant speedmaster!!
I thought this was pretty cool and that some might enjoy....Found this while I was at my company Christmas Party was at the Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, AL. It must have been over 15 feet tall!!

Explorere 1 Ref 14270 Pre owned
Apologises if this may seem like a duplicate post however I amended the word vintage to pre owned, I have a budget to buy my next Rolex and I've been looking at a Ref 14270from 1992 that's on offer at ¡ê3,600. it comes with a Oyster bracelet and Original Rolex paperwork, I've attached the sales photos and appreciate comments.Id also like to apologize for my spelling of Explorer Doh!