Breitling Chronomat 70 er Jahre

HourTime Show Podcast Episode 7 - Our 2009 Holiday Buying Guide
If you are going to buy or receive any watches this holiday season you are going to want to listen to the latest episode of HourTime - my favorite podcast, because I and John Biggs make it.We talk about brands to buy, brands to avoid, along with some additional new watches not yet available. We offer some buying tips and have the inevitable eBay debate. John finds a way to continue his streak of mentioning the Orange Monster at least once per episode (everyone, take a drink).? Plus, you will always get our special form of productive humor and opinion. Enjoy.Listen to the HourTime podcast episode 7 here.

A Week On The Wrist: The Glash¨¹tte Original Senator Chronograph Panorama Date With Manufacture Calib
The world of in-house, self-winding chronograph movements started out small in 1969 with the Breitling/Heuer/Buren Caliber 11, the Zenith El Primero, and the Seiko caliber 6139 and it coincided with the beginning of the quartz era, which did not exactly provide a lush financial environment for horological innovation (as we all know the Seiko caliber 6139 is long gone, as is the caliber 11 and if it weren’t for the fact that Rolex started using the El Primero in the Daytona in 1988, that might not be around either. Today it’s still a small group, at least in comparison to the number of brands offering automatic chronographs – aside from the ETA/Valjoux 7750 and its derivatives, which are so ubiquitous you have no choice but to call them that, there are a handful from makers like Breitling, Rolex, Seiko, TAG Heuer, and Omega, and Jaeger-LeCoultre, and it’s no coincidence that generally they come from manufacturers – or via manufacturers – who have the

Hello everybody.
I'm the new guy. My name is Rick. CNC programmer/Machinist and high performance/Muscle car enthusiast. I've got my eye on a 116613LN lately. Funny story. When I was in my early 20's I was walking home from one of those blowout parties I used to go to on a regular basis. It was early and I was pretty hung over and it had rained during the night. When I looked down and saw something shiny half way sticking out of the mud. I picked it up and could see it was a watch but it was covered in mud. So I got it home and rinsed it off in the sink and it was a Rolex. Not sure what model it was and didn't really know what I had but I do remember it was gold with a blue face but it wasn't a Submariner. I took it to a pawn shop and they gave me $1,000 cash for it and probably turned around and sold it for 3 times that. I wish I had kept it now.

Very Snowy Day In Chicago
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Omega Watchmaker in Atlanta?
Sorry if I've posted this to the wrong forum, but please let me know if you have a recommendation for a watchmaker in Atlanta for Omegas (hopefully certified, although I'm not sure what that means outside of an official service center). I have a great white (that I love) that isn't behaving well. I posted this to the tech forum here at TRF and only got one response.Thanks in advance. Feel free to pm me if a public response is somehow inappropriate.Weirdcuba / Jim HarveyOmega Great WhiteOmega AT 2500Rolex Exp. II (White Face)PEPSI 16710!