Breguet Classique Tourbillon 3755PR1E9V6 Manual Winding Mens Watch

From ¡°DNR¡± to Dominant World Power: A History of the Swatch Group
Vintage watches are a hot topic these days. All you need to do is spend some time on Instagram, in the Facebook watch groups, or any number of high profile blogs (including worn&wound) to see incredible examples of horological art and function from decades ago. Part of the reason these watches are a hot topic is the fascinating history behind them. Not just the provenance or mystery/history behind individual watches, but the history of the brands too.To that end, this is the first of a (hoped for) series of articles on those histories. We'll hope to entertain you a bit, and add to your knowledge of things horological as seen through and told by the roles these brands played.Certainly, at this point in history, there is no bigger player than the Swatch Group. These days, because of the brands they own and the efforts of ETA (which the Group also owns) to limit distribution of ¨¦bauches (unassembled, unfinished movements), they're the 800 pound gorilla in the industry, and all eyes ar

Rotated dial on Hamilton Pilot
Hey guys, long time lurker here...I looked down at him Hamilton Pilot this afternoon and found that the dial had rotated (see pic). I'm traveling from the U.S.A. to Norway tomorrow and am wondering:1) What happened?2) Is this something that I can repair myself before my trip?I know that it would be better to send it to Hamilton but I simply don't have the time.Thanks for any assistance.WatchN

Detail pictures of Mr. Roboto from Azimuth
Dear WTF-mers,Since Mr.Roboto has caught alot of collector's attention around the world and just in case some of you have not seen the actual watch in person yet, i would like to share with all the W&CF-mers some pictues, a closer look of this beauty of Azimuth 2008. Limited to 500 pieces Worldwide for the year 2008!Top right view of Mr.Roboto:Front view: (Look into the eyes of Mr.Roboto! and he will tells you the time....)Left view of the case: Right view of the case: Back view of the watch: (ETA 2836-2 Modified Automatic Winding)Last but not least is the 5 cm tall mini-Mr. Roboto limited edition keychain that comes along with this watch.Specifications of Mr.RobotoMovement:? ETA 2836-2 Modified Automatic Winding; 25 JewelsFunctions:? GMT function; Hours register, Retrograde Minutes, SecondsCase:? 316L stainless steel? Torx drive cheese head tamper resistant screws? Bevelled edges at the sides of the tonneau shaped watch? Magnified hours and GMT functions in the form of convex ¡®eye

Please help me identify...
My wife has had this in her posession for quite sometime ... We're wanting to get it appraised but I do not know model etc.Thanks for any help you can provide...and sorry for the low quality pictures.On the face of the watch it says OMEGA, Ladymatic and Swiss Made.The back of the watch it says 14KGOLD and the wristband clasp says 14K as well.Thanks again

Pam 240 vs Pam 510
Hello everyone, It's my first time in this community and I'm looking for some advice. I'm trying to consider between a PAM 240 and PAM 510. Both are second hand at the exact same price. Here's a brief comparison:PAM 510:Full set 2014 P serial Mild scratches on the sidesPAM 240:Watch onlySerial (unsure I'll update as soon as I get the info) It's my first Panerai and I have a preference towards the 510's sandwich dials, but I think the 240 has its merits as well (titanium case, automatic, date). My question here is: which one do you guys think is better in terms of accuracy (is the p.9000 really that inaccurate) / serviceability (in house movement vs. Valjoux) / complications (date or no date?) / looks (sandwich dial or sausage)?