Baume & Mercier XXL Crono

Introducing The Vacheron Constantin Harmony Ultra-Thin Grande Complication Chronograph, The World's Thinnest Self-Winding Monopusher Split-Seconds Chronograph
Today, after seven years of research and development, Vacheron Constantin introduces an entirely new collection called Harmony. Coinciding with the 260th Anniversary of the brand (which is the oldest watchmaker in continuous operation), the new range of watches features a smooth cushion-shaped case, inspired by a yellow-gold chronograph released in 1928. The highlight of this new collection is undoubtedly the Harmony Ultra-Thin Grande Complication – a slick, limited edition platinum watch, powered by an in-house movement just 5.2 mm thick, making it the thinnest mono-pusher split-seconds chronograph on the market today.Limited to just 10 individually-numbered pieces, the Ultra-Thin Grande Complication Chronograph is housed in a solid platinum cushion-shaped case that distills the design language of the late 1920s model on which it was based. The modern interpretation has cleaner lines that flow more fluidly to the sides of the lugs, with an emphasis on reflecting light in an eleg

Helping Identifying Hamilton Wind-up Wrist Watch
Hi there, Everybody:I'm trying to identify an old Hamilton wind-up watch my great-grandfather owned. Here are two photos of the watch, along with a catalog pic of the watch that I found in another member's post on this forum (my watch is the one on the bottom-right, partially-obscured). I just had the faceplate taken off at Tourneau in NY (where I reside), and they told me that inscribed on the back was "18K" and the style number S364036. Obviously, the gold band is not original.If anybody has any clue about the name of this watch or when it was produced, I'd be very appreciative of the help. I'd like to restore it and then either sell it or retain it for sentimental value.Regards,CharlesP.S. Please let me know if you want me to you e-mail you higher-quality versions of the attached photos so you can view them more clearly.

New Speedy (Thx Father John!)
My very first Omega, and of course it had to be the Speedy, 3570.I have to say, I love everything about it. I have a hard time taking it off at night. A special thanks to Father John for putting me in touch with his dealer. I will definitely buy from him again. For more photos you can check out my instagram timetowatch Cheers! Matt

Calatrava 5120-J problem
Hi all, I have a problem and was hoping someone could help. I bought a PP 5120-J for my Dad last October from an AD in Israel, while I was there on business. I gave the watch to my Dad for Christmas. He has worn it intermittently, not very regularly, but now it has completely stopped working. You can set the time and wind it, but it won't start. Has this happened to anyone? Any idea what the problem could be?Thank you,VM

Patek Phillippe 5101P
I need your help. I am no Patek expert but i frequent this forum to admire all your stunning PP. Maybe not now but in the future for sure i will have a PP in my collection.I have a question in dire need of your suggestion. What would be the market value of the Patek Phillippe 5101P 10 days Tourbillon? I believe the retail is around $330K but not sure how collector or market value this piece. any help will be appreciated..gemnation/watches/Pat...101P-1465.html