Breguet Marine Chronograph - Mens

Breaking News: Sotheby's Chairman Daryn Schnipper Confirmed For HODINKEE Collectors Summit, To Discuss Selling The Most Expensive Watch In The World
The HODINKEE Collectors Summit is really taking shape. Not only will we have the likes of Aurel Bacs, Jason Singer, John Reardon, and Philippe Dufour in the house for completely candid, behind the scenes conversation with you, but we are thrilled to announce a new addition the schedule. And it's a big one. Like, to the tune of $24,000,000. Daryn Schnipper is the international chairman of the Sotheby's watch department. She is the woman responsible for selling the most expensive, most important watch on the planet, twice. Yes, Daryn is the woman who first set the record at $11 million dollars for the Henry Graves Supercomplication – one we thought would stand for all eternity – only to break it this past November by selling the very same watch for over $24 million. She'll be at the 2015 HODINKEE Collectors Summit to tell you what it was like first discovering this horological giant and then going through the process of researching it, understanding

Baselworld 2011 ¨C Longines Column-Wheel Chronograph Record
The Longines Column-Wheel Chronograph Record is inspired by a chronograph developed in the 1960¡¯s. This worthy modern heir to former timekeeping instruments has been completely redesigned by the brand and equipped with an exclusive L688.2 column wheel movement.It is particularly easy to read thanks to its centre seconds hand with a vernier scale at its tip that indicates the time to one eighth of a second on the minute track. A sporty design complements its technical features.The case, in stainless steel, measures 41mm. It has an AR-coated sapphire crystal and is water resistant to 30 meters.Movement is the Swiss automatic Longines (in-house by ETA exclusively for Longines) caliber L688.2 with 27 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 54 hours. It is a column-wheel chronograph.Dials are available in black or white.

Looking for old, men's brown leather Fossil watch with unusual clockface
I am looking for a Fossil watch that was available around 6 years ago. Unfortunately I don't know the exact model and I don't have a picture. It had a large, brown leather strap like the one below:It's clockface was a bit unusual. It was round and stainless steel but the mechanism was like in this one:Does anyone know the exact model or where to buy it? Or at least where should I look for it? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

What do you know...
about TRIAS watches?They come from Germany and are super inexpensive. Most are automatic movement and a lot of them are 21+ jewel. I've been checking out some pilot watches. They make a pretty cool one that is very inexpensive. Obviously, they aren't top notchbut how do they hold up for their value?All of their watches are pretty slick. Check em out. http://www.trias-watch.com/

Planet Ocean bezel play / feels flimsy - is this normal?
Hi folks: I've recently bought an older planet ocean chrono. It's from 2006, reference 2150.50. Love the watch, overall looks really nice and runs great. However when I compare it with my Rolex subc I find the PO bezel feels quite loose (yes I understand it's an aluminium insert) . The click is smoother, but when you touch the bezel gently there's some play. The bezel clicks fine and lines up fine otherwise. Is this expected ? Other watch I've owned is Tudor blackbay and a Seiko tuna and the bezel action feels quite tight and firm on those.I also noticed the bracelet is much nicer on the Rolex with much better tolerance and less play.Cheers