Breguet Classique Wei gold NEU incl MWST mit Box + Papieren

Battle of the Mechanical Chronographs
You just won a contest and have to choose from one of these two mechanical chronographs, both selling for a little over $2,000.00USD.Here is your chance to change your vote from our old forum,or just keep the battle going! As of 11/19/2007 in our old forum:Choice #1-The Orient Star WZ0031DS Mechanical Chronograph*Hand winding automatic movement*Hacking*Power Reserve complication*Daily rate +15 second ~-10 second*10 atmospheric pressure waterproofing*40 Jewels*All Stainless Steel*Crocodile strap*Sapphire Crystal*Case Diameter 41mmChoice #2-The Seiko Flight Master SBDS001*Power Reserve complication*40 Jewels*Daily rate +15 second ~-10 second*All Stainless Steel*Sapphire Crystal*Frequency 28,800 BPH *Case Diameter 44mmAll pics by Watch-Tanaka of Japan

Seiko Astron GPS Solar - My Review
Seiko Astron GPS SolarIntroduction:Have you ever asked yourself what the perfect watch would actually be? To pontificate over this horological perfection we first need to ask what is a watch actually for. The obvious answer is to tell the time. However, I would hazard a guess that 99% of watches on the planet are not telling the correct time. The reason for this is that watches, even the superquartz variety that are guaranteed to lose or gain no more than 15 seconds per year, are generally not set to an accurate source. They are also not regularly reset to the correct time. Another ideal for the perfect watch would be for it to have no requirement from the user to supply its energy, whether it is being worn or not. Battery powered watches will need to have a new power source installed every three to five years on average. Mechanical watches either need to be hand wound or require the movement of the user. The latter seems ideal until you realise that you have to wear the watch pretty

Please comment on Tag Heuer
I recently started looking at the Tag Links series and the Tag Aquaracer series as a "sports/dress" watch combo. Since we do not have a Tag forum, I was wondering if any of you have comments or experience on the quality with this brand. How do they compare to any of the Omega Constellations? That's my first choice, but I have not pulled the trigger yet because of the 35mm size. The Tag's are 39mm.Thanks,

So is it "Tanq", "Tanque" or "Tank"?
....and why?stales

Nice piece , great movement
Hi,I am seeking your opinion on the vintage Patek Calatrava 3514.Is it a good piece to collect in terms of its movement (caliber 27-460M), rarity, and design?I see a wide range of pricing for this model? What is a reasonable price for a mint piece today?Thanks in advance for your input.