Breitling Chrono Cockpit A13358

A Musical Whirlwind: Introducing the Raymond Weil Nabucco Cello Tourbillon
To some collectors, a watch brand ¡ª even one with a proud history ¡ª only proves its horological legitimacy when it produce its first tourbillon. Geneva-based Raymond Weil joins that prestigious club this year, with the release of its extremely limited Raymond Weil Nabucco Cello Tourbillon. Best of all, the watch still manages to fit squarely into the brand’s long-held value-for-price arena. The Raymond Weil Nabucco Cello Tourbillon, of which only 10 pieces will be made, is the brainchild of brand CEO Elie Bernheim, a grandson of company founder and namesake Raymond Weil,? as well as an avid music lover and accomplished cellist himself. Music and musical themes have long influenced the company’s identity, from the names of its watch collections (the Nabucco family, for example, is named for a famous opera) to its partnerships with concert halls, musical awards ceremonies and music-related charities. The new tourbillon watch incorporates musical themes directly into the

Any info on my vintage Omega
Hello allI am a new member, i joined today!!I am looking for any info on my Omega Geneve Dynamic, such as date and model number.I bought it from a friend in 1978, it was secondhand when i bought it, cost me my first ever weeks wage.The watch has date window and is a wind up watch.That is basically all i know.I have looked on various sites to try and find it, but cannot find one like it because mine has numbers on the face where all others i found do not have numbers.Thank you very muchMark

Every Single Watch James Bond Has Ever Worn on the Big Screen !
It's just too bad there are watches missing and some of the watches listed have the wrong pictures for them !details/story/james-b...eline-pictures

Pics of visit to Le Brassus
Top marks to AP for treating me to an unbelievable experience visiting Museum & Manafacture simply breathtaking ImageUploadedByTapatalk1399121505.163799.jpgMuseum entrance ImageUploadedByTapatalk1399121555.993707.jpgA few pics inside the museum and restorationImageUploadedByTapatalk1399121682.915258.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1399121741.056413.jpgArchivesImageUploadedByTapatalk1399121906.865305.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1399121933.225470.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1399121954.139799.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1399121972.789674.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1399122003.168667.jpgAnother view of museum exterior ImageUploadedByTapatalk1399122207.611224.jpgRunning short of time post more pics later

Rolex for the business professional
Which model do you think would be most appropriate for a business professional?I was set on the subC with or without a date until I tried on the datejust 41. I have yet to try on a subC, but I have tried on a gmt master ii. It's a nice piece, but I prefer the less busy bezel/dial of the sub. I don't need the gmt function. The PCL or a fully brushed bracelet both work for me. I'm usually in the office or out meeting clients. I don't wear suits being in a tropical island. I wear business casual, jeans and polo shirts. This will be my first Rolex and not likely my last. Thanks in advance.[IMG][/IMG]