Breitling Chrono-Matic 49

A Guide To Avoiding Fake Watches
Over on Forbes we published a useful article called "The Truth About Replica Watches." You may or may not know that I write about watches and luxury regularly over on Forbes. We don't typically point watches-dealer readers over to my posts there, but I encourage you to follow my articles on Forbes. Having said that, in this instance we felt it was worth sharing a guide-style article we did helping to educate people about fake watches.It is true that overall we tend to admonish the purchase of fake watches, but perhaps for reasons you might not expect. The replica watch industry, no matter how underground it may be, is still a billion dollar plus market each year. Timepieces are among the most mass produced fake items around, and for good reason: people want watches and watches are expensive. If you are curious about fake watches or the reasons people buy them. Or perhaps you just need to be talked out of it, head over to "The Truth about Replica Watches" here ?

Introducing The Zenith El Primero 36,000 VpH in 42mm With A Tri-Color Dial (Live Pics, Pricing, Details)
This is a watch that is a long time coming.? In fact, we'd bet most of you thought this watch already existed.? It didn't, until this Basel World.? What it is is a 42mm El Primero with the traditional Zenith Tri-Color dial.? It is just an awesome looking watch with a wonderful in-house high-beat chronograph movement that has thousands of fans the world over.? 2 OF 5 The reason we're venturing to say that most people already thought this watch existed is because there were (and are) quite a few models from Zenith that look very much like it.? In fact, you can have the exact same watch in 38mm (released in 2011)?, the same dial with a slightly different case, the same watch with a different dial, or most famously, you can have the all but similar dial AND 42mm case in the limited edition Striking Tenth watch, which features a modified El Primero that allows for 1/10th of a second timing (a watch we featured in a full Week On The Wrist review here).? 3 OF 5 In

Steinhart Aircraft 8
Well, well, well.Seems that a local online-shop is now selling Steinhart (that's Debaufre for you nowadays) watches, which is good news for me :)I've adored the Aircraft 8 since I first saw it, but been a little put off by the price. But now it seems that they're getting rid of old inventory for a good price, so I'm actually considering buying it . It's a white faced special edition with a dark brown leather strapments, opinions? I know it's big, just the way I'd want a watch like this to be.Pics would be awful nice, I found one posted (and taken)by AutoMovt which is BEAUTIFUL!

Looking for my 1st breitling
I live in southern California in the san bernardino area. I'm looking for. 2010 breitling superocean abyss with either the black/black dial or the black/blue dial with the rubber bracelet. . What is a good price for this piece? And where is a reputable place to get one? Thanks guys. Tom

Quick question around Warranty card
Just a quick question.. Had my wife drop off my Tudor BBN for service at our local AD. It was making some strange noises and the PR was off. All still under warranty. I gave her an envelope with the receipt and warranty card in it's holder etc. She dropped it off and they told her 4-8 weeks. Didn't bother to check the envelope until now and noticed the warranty card is missing. is this normal practice to keep the card if they were sending it to Rolex for warranty work? Or should I still have the card? Will they be sending it back to me with the watch. Just curious. Thanks