Breitling Bentley Motors Mulliner Tourbillon L18841 Stainless Steel Bezel Mens Watch

Contessa by Eterna - Women's Watch 2009
Contessa by Eterna - Women's Swiss Watch modelIt's very hard to please a woman. Especially when we come armed with knowledge, taste, and high expectations. It must be even more difficult for such a traditional manufacture to create a dynamic timepiece for modern women that includes technological performance and aesthetic appeal.But I must admit that Eterna has done just that with its latest Contessa models.Since 1865, the watchmakers of Eterna have toiled to maintain their image of perfection and selectivity. The exclusivity of this brand makes it that much more desirable. Known for the precision of their slim movements, Eterna is brand that stays true to itself and its traditions, even in today's fluctuating markets.Eterna - Nothing But Watchmaking - was able to create a dynamic, versatile timepiece that is distinctively feminine yet a still a fine timepiece. Their use of different textures within the dial creates an immediate, emotional response that cyclically moves your eyes across

Mystery Omega Chronograph ID - Any Info Appreciated
Hi all,If anybody can provide an ID for this (1960/70s?) Omega it would be much appreciated. My friend inherited it and I'd like to get some info without her having to remove the back. I think it would make a lovely looking watch with a little bit of TLC - 'simple clean lines' Thanks in advance for any info you guys can provide,Rich.

My First
On Friday I picked up my first Hamilton, a Khaki Navy Frogman Automatic H77415133. I absolutely adore it. I spent a long time deliberating on what kind of watch to get as this is my first automatic/substantial watch purchase. I really could not be any happier. I toyed around with the idea of getting a Panerai, but I just couldn't take the plunge financially. I then considered a vintage Omega. And then I came across an image of the Frogman Automatic and fell in love. The more I read about it the more I was convinced it was the right watch. Fortunately, a local store had one in stock and once I saw it in person it was done. It has everything I was looking for and then some. Everytime I look at my wrist it brings me joy. And the price was right too so I have absolutely zero buyer's remorse. I really feel like I got way more than my money's worth. My thanks to the posters on this forum as your threads led me in the right direction.

Photos of Perlage pleaseeee
The very one thing that draws me to German/Glashutte watches is the amount of effort the watchmakers put in the finishing work of the movements although the watch designs can be very classic and normal. The most striking feature has to be the perlage on the plates and wheels. How balanced the circular grains are, just makes me go dizzy in a happy satisfying wayand just captivates me. Now I sound a little looney. HAHAHA. So please.....post more photos of the movement upclose. I know Nomos has a beautiful perlage.

5980/10R .. Anyone know what's the story?
Howdy.. I just came across a nautilus on Instagram that I have never seen before and wondering are those 100% factory? I presume they are. Looks pretty exotic and those diamond bezel sure are scratch proof now Anyone know anything about this particular model? HAGW ahead! .. jen