Bell & Ross BR 123 Vintage

GIVEAWAY: Ritmo Mundo Persepolis Triple Time Watch
For April we have a very unique watch from Ritmo Mundo available for one lucky winner. This is the Ritmo Mundo Persepolis Triple Time. It starts with a huge 52.5mm wide steel case that has a middle section that "orbits" around to reveal one of two faces. The watch contains three total movements, each being a Swiss Ronda quartz. One side has two distinct dials each with their own time, and the other side has one time zone with the hours and minutes on separate dials. The architectural case has skeletonized lugs and an interesting style. Despite the large size, the Persepolis is quite wearable with the snug rubber strap and angled lugs. Retail price for most versions of the Ritmo Mundo Persepolis Triple Time is $3,600. Enter for a chance to win your choice of either the black or steel and gold tone Persepolis Triple Time watch below.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below (on watches-dealerwatches-dealer, not Facebook or elsewhere you might see this article) before the giveaway

Introducing: The TAG Heuer Connected Smartwatch
We all knew it was coming, we just didn't know in what form. Today in New York City, TAG Heuer CEO Jean-Claude Biver introduced the brand's very first connected wristwatch. The TAG Heuer Connected is a 46 mm watch that looks very much like the new mechanical Carrera with Caliber 01 inside, but instead of a self-winding, Swiss-made movement, we have a Google-powered operating system. 1 OF 6 The watch takes the shape of a modern TAG Carrera, with a 46 mm case made of grade 2 titanium, complete with titanium deployant buckle. The stock black rubber strap may be swapped to a host of different colors, and the watch looks and feels very much like any TAG. However, there are no chronograph pushers here, just one crown that acts as the control center for the connected timepiece. 2 OF 6 The watch features three different TAG Heuer faces – a true chronograph, a three hander, and a GMT – and the chronograph works by tapping the screen once to start

Hamilton Forum and Hamilton Watch Information
Welcome to the Hamilton Watch Forum of WTF. We welcome current WTF members as well as new ones and our discussions run the gamut, from vintage to new and ALL THINGS HAMILTON in between.The founding moderators were foghorn (Jeff) and Rusty (Barry) and it has been our honor and pleasure to serve the members of this forum since January 1, 2008. Next on the roll call was two21b (Dick) and stales (Roger).Roger, SeanO (Sean) and Davemcc (Dave) are the current modsI would also like to point out our largest and ever-growing thread at the top of the forum regarding watch reviews written by our members. If you wish to write a review, please note the variety of formats used and the fact that pix are always appreciated.Questions about Hamilton Watches? Go to hamiltonwatch.There you will find:the current catalogHamilton historyservice informationauthorized dealers world-widedownloads of manuals and screen saversinformation about Hamilton's parent company, The Swatch GroupWTF members had an oppo

Cartier Wristwatch
I would be interested in any information on this Cartier watch. It is stamped 18kt. I went to a Cartier dealer and they were not familiar with this model so they couldn't tell me any info on the name of the style.I looked on ebay and saw nothing like it from photos.Any idea on the value? I am looking at purchasing it. It is previously owned. Not running but has been sitting for 10 or more years. I'm sure it will need a full service.

Speedmaster exhibition back question
Hi,I'm trying to further my education about Speedmaster exhibition back models, specifically models 3572.50 and 3573.50.I'm aware of, and disinterested in, the debate regarding the difference in wording.I'm more curious about whether both models always have the engraved words filled with a dullish black paint? I've seen examples where the words seemingly were not filled in but rather polished. I wonder if this minor detail might help date the watch?Any one here have a thought or comment about this little bit of trivia?Thanks and cheers!