Breguet Reine de Naples 8928BB/51/844 DD0D White Dial 28.4x36.5mm Automatic Watch

Jaeger-LeCoultre to Auction Prototype N¡ã1 of the Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea to Benefit Marine Site
Jaeger-LeCoultre is auctioning Prototype N¡ã1 of the Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea ¡°LeCoultre Sp¨¦cial Am¨¦rique 1959¡± commemorative edition watch. The auction provides devotees with the opportunity to acquire an exceptional piece while contributing to the protection of an endangered marine site. Proceeds from the sale will be entirely donated to the Malpelo Flora and Fauna Sanctuary located 500 kilometers off the Colombian coast, in the Pacific Ocean. Inspired by the famous 1959 Geophysic model, developed by Jaeger-LeCoultre at the request of the first scuba diving enthusiasts in the United States, the Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea ¡°LeCoultre Sp¨¦cial Am¨¦rique 1959¡± is a contemporary re-edition of this historic timepiece. It was the world¡¯s first diver¡¯s watch to be equipped with an alarm function specially designed to provide divers with an audible indication warning them it is time to begin a progressive return to the surface. Water-resistant to 10 bar, the Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea ¡°LeCo

Bear Grylls Sticks With Casio: Wears G-Shock In Current Man Vs. Wild Season
Pardon if you don't care for such things as pointing out what watches people in films and on TV are wearing. Some people are vividly obsessed with game of? "watch spotting." And when I dedicate to watching a show, I am pretty keen on spotting what timepieces people are wearing. Being a fan of survival shows (total guilty pleasure), I've noticed what Les Stroud wore in Survivorman, and what Bear Grylls has been wearing over the past several seasons of Man vs. Wild (on the Discovery Channel). As many fans of the watch know, Bear started with higher-end watches such as a Breitling Emergency and then a Bremont and started to get more reasonable with the watches he beats up. The last two watches he was wearing have been Casios. These of course make great choices given their operation and value (not to mention durability), but I have a feeling Casio is helping him out by providing suitable watches for his tasks. Not that there is anything wrong with this. I think it is good to display suitab

Speedy Moon Phase - A Few Question (Photo's Inside)
I have received the most fantastic birthday gift from my mother. My first ever 'real' watch. It was purchased as second-hand from a family friend who has been a watch dealer for over 30 years. I received the watch 'as is' without a box or any papers.Naturally, I would like to know a bit more about it. 1 ) What is the reference number for this watch? 2 ) What calibire does it use?3 ) What was its production year?4 ) How many were made?5 ) Is it a 'limited edition'?6 ) There is a small serial number on the rear of the watch (bottom left hand corner of the fourth image, blurred). Is there any problem in giving this out in public (i.e. on an image)?

Wed. 2/6 Wrist Check
I am at home sick today, so I am still wearing my collections new addition.

Supersize v Elegance
The new 5990.... when I first saw it I was delighted.............then I saw the video. While I admire the potential value of this piece to travellers, I cannot bring myself to come to terms with the bloated pushers and (formerly) hinge detail on the crown side. We see iterations of classic designs in all spheres of life and, usually, this comes with a increase in size. There comes, though, a point where the original concept and elegance has evolved into an entirely new product. The elegant 5711 morphed over time into the 5980 which, on its own merits, has become a most admired and classic piece. It retains the original DNA of the Nautilus. Somehow, I feel this has been abandoned with the advent of the 5990. There has always been some crossover between the Nautilus and Aquanaut with the 5164 filling an increasingly important niche in the market. Perhaps it is just the Modernist in me rebelling and I am willing to be convinced otherwise, but I am finding this release somewhat bemusing