Baume & Mercier and Capeland Silver Dial Automatic Mens Watch MOA10064

Ebel Classic Sport Chronograph
Ebel introduces a new member of the Classic Sport collection: a 41mm chronograph that will be available with straps in khaki, beige, brown, coral pink and navy blue. Khaki is the first in the series to be issued, and the center seconds hand picks up the color as well. The movement is a Swiss-made quartz Ebel 503. Find complete specifications below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical specifications – EBEL Classic Sport ChronoMovement :? Quartz movement manufactured in Switzerland (EBEL 503)Case :? Material: stainless steel? Size: 41 mm? Thickness: 10.80 mm? Finish: alternating brushed/polished? Water resistance: 5 atm? Glass: sapphire crystal with anti-glare treatment to ensure perfect readability? Case-back: original ¡°Classic Sport¡± engravingDial :? Dial: silver-toned with 12 hour-markers and striped central motif? Date at 4 o¡¯clock? Diamond-polished facetted hands with Super-LumiNovaStrap :? Material: rubber? Ebel folding clasp

Hands-On: The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Ultra-Thin With Caliber 1120
This is a watch we loved a lot when we went hands-on with it at the SIHH. It’s part of the refreshed Overseas line of watches, and while it’s the sort of thing one expects from Vacheron Constantin, it’s still so nicely done and so well rooted in VC’s history that it rises above merely fulfilling expectations, and becomes something worth celebrating. 1 OF 6 The Overseas Ultra-Thin immediately struck us as reminiscent of the Vacheron Constantin 222, from the 1970s, which was along with watches like the Royal Oak and the Nautilus, part of the first generation of stainless steel watches with an integrated bracelet. All three watches, incidentally, were driven by the same movement: the Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 920, which was the result of a development project that involved Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, and Patek Philippe. The Vacheron Constantin version of this movement is VC caliber 1120. 2 OF 6 When we first announced the Overse

What on earth have I bought? :)
Hi all! My very first blog postI'll try and be brief :) So, I'm just back from Lisbon in Portugal, after a dangerously boozy lunch (don't shop drunk kids) and enticed by a lovely looking watch in a jewelers window, I purchased my first ever Rolex. As it came without papers, or anyone who could give me an idea of the heritage, I was wondering if I could call on your expert help to try and help me figure out what it is I've actually bought :) Regardless of it's value (I'm very aware of the fact I've probably been fleeced) I love it. So any information you can give me would be very gratefully received. A couple of pics attached, plus the following markings...Markings under strap at 12 - REGISTERED DESIGN 1500Under strap at 6 - 2577480Bracelet-78350 19 557I hope it's ok to ask. Thanks so much in advance

Incoming NOS Hamilton
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Show us your blue Speedy!!
I really like the look of the 3212.80.00. I'd love to see what other blue Speedys are out there. David