Breitling Chronomat 41

Hublot Celebrates FIFA World Cup Timekeeper Role With Official World Cup Watch
Hublot has announced the signing of one of the most prestigious agreements in its history. The brand will serve as the Official Timekeeper and Official Watch for the next two FIFA World Cup events in 2010 and 2014. This is the first time in FIFA World Cup history that a watchmaking brand will serve as the Official FIFA Timekeeper and have a presence on the substitution board. To commemorate this agreement, Hublot is unveiling the official licensed watch of the FIFA World Cup: a timepiece reflecting the gold of the coveted FIFA World Cup Trophy. The case, bezel and dial are fashioned from 5N pink gold, with a subtle tone-on-tone drawing of the prestigious FIFA World Cup Trophy at 6 o’clock. The Trophy is also engraved on the solid-gold caseback. The 45mm case houses an automatic-winding HUB1112 caliber.This Classic Fusion model is available in a series of just 100 numbered pieces with an MSRP of $29,500.Technical specifications appear below the images, which may be enlarged with a

Bring a Loupe: A Dressy Rolex, A Complicated Credor, And A Great Speedmaster To Start Off 2016
Bring A Loupe kicks off 2016 with an unexpected selection: the watches featured today are not the usual crowd-pleasing favorites but, for one reason or another, they deserve more attention than they generally get. We've found a fantastic vintage dress watch from Rolex, and a modern Seiko Credor with a moon phase complication. I will also highlight some of the best  – and worst – listings from eBay this past week, from a very promising Gallet to a sadly fraudulent Breitling Top Time. This is your Bring A Loupe for January 1, 2016, and I wish you a Happy New Year! Rolex Oyster Perpetual Reference 1013, With A Rose Gold Case 1 OF 11 I consider the 101X line as one of the greatest successes in Rolex vintage production. Think about it: you have the reference 1016, an amazing Explorer, and the reference 1019, a super attractive Milgauss. Besi

Seiko 6309-7049
Hey everyone, just wanted to ask about the dial, the micro text at the bottom of the dial, it has a lot more info then the other 6309 turtles I've seen, the strap is a replacement but I'm wondering if everything else is original. Sorry for the phone pics

Omega XXL
Hi guys,im not new to the Rolex groups but am to the Omega section... a friend gave me a omega railmaster xxl wind up version for a birthday present about five years ago from a jewelers in London, i've never worn it and never seen one about on my travels. As anyone in the group got one if so what do you reckon?? Regards,

Finally my first Rolex!
Hi Guys i'm new been doing lots of reading & looking & finally pulled the trigger on a Explorer II 16570 with black dial D series. anyway just wanted ask a few questions.. The watch that i bought was complete papers booklets etc etc... the only thing that is missing is the box. being its my first Rolex i actually kind of want to own a Rolex box just to make my set complete. so what box do i need to get for a 2006 D series Explorer II 16570? Another question is any chance i could be lucky & get the 3186 movement on a 2006 D Series Explorer II? from reading i know the D series leaning towards to the older movement but hey i might be wrong i know some of you would say you need to open to see. but the watch is not on my hand yet so i'm just looking to see if if anyone had a D series 3186 movementcan't wait to get the watch to to accompany my Speedy Pro gonna post pictures when it here