Breguet Tourbillon Automatic Power Reserve

Watch Spotting: Ellen DeGeneres Wearing A Vintage Rolex Daytona 6265 While Interviewing President Ob
Everyone knows Ellen DeGeneres – the mononymously famous Ellen (yes, that is a real word, we didn't make it up) is one of the best known and best liked people not just on TV, but in show business in general, and like many of you, we remember her turn as an Academy Awards host with a lot of pleasure. Not that that's setting the bar very high for success, but, you know, still. 1 OF 1 Anyway, she recently interviewed President Barack Obama for a segment of the Ellen DeGeneres Show, and wouldn't you know it, on her wrist was a pretty great watch: a Rolex Daytona, reference 6265, in gold, looking to be from the 1970s. The above shot was taken during a commercial break and both parties look like they're enjoying themselves quite a bit. Ellen is rumored to have a pretty major interest in watches in general and collectible vintage Rolexes in particular. It's an interest she's kept out of the spotlight by and large, but you can only be so under the ra

200m WR watch advice?
Gentlemen I am looking to buy a decent diver or chrono watch for beach/everyday use.I want at least 200m WR and don't want to spend more than ?150 (unless it's something really special)I've looked at Seiko, Citizen etc and am undecided.I don't mind a rubber strap.Regarding Seiko? What are the latest views on "Kinetic" ? Are they reliable and now free of their previous capacitor problems etc?Are low budget automatics any good? Are they accurate?Am I better off with a basic quartz?Any suggestions or advice?

Bozeman Watch Company
Does anyone have any insight to Bozeman watch company? I have seen their website, and their watches look similar to IWC, and others; but, I was curious about their movements. Are they ETA, modified, or in-house? Also, is their a price list available?

Hamilton fact I just learned...
Did you know that Hamilton manufactured cases for watches that contained Illinois movements in them? This happened after Hamilton bought out Illinois...From Finer Times-HAMILTON - AMERICA'S PREMIER WRIST WATCHOf all the brands of vintage American wrist watches, the one that is arguably the most desirable among collectors are those that were made by Hamilton. The wrist watches Hamilton produced during its ¡°golden era¡± the 1920s to about the mid ¡®50s are often referred to by collectors as the ¡°American Pateks,¡± in reference to Patek Philippe, the Swiss company that produces what is generally regarded as the world¡¯s finest if not most expensive mechanical wrist watch.This notariety is perhaps ironic in that the company did not sell the most wrist watches during this "golden period." That distinction belongs to Elgin. And it certainly wasn't the first American watch company in existence; in fact it was the last. Waltham, Elgin, Illinois, and Hampden - which all produced wrist watches a

Speedmaster retro'd with new clasp
I know it has been done before but I thought I would show mine. Just bought the links and clasp from the Omega boutique in KOP, PA. I was in between links and the newer bracelet does not have half links. Fits perfect now!IMG_3296.jpg