Breitling Colt 44

Glashutte Original Seventies Panorama Date for BaselWorld 2011
They have inspired a new look in art and design, still visible today in the suppression of the artifacts of a memorable decade. The 1970s offered exciting new ways of seeing the world, incredible images of Earth taken from the moon to big screen fantasies fiction such as Star Wars and Star Trek.

My Connie is home.
Hey there. I just wanted to post a few updated pics of my Connie. I posted some before pictures here.Here are some shots after being serviced.DSC01100.jpgDSC01115.jpgDSC01092.jpgIt is wearing a new crown, crystal and croc strap. Everything else was original to the watch. The dial has retained its patina and looks great in person.Thanks again to everyone that helped out.

Pool, Beach, Salt Water, Sand, Travel... What Would You Recommend for These Occasions
Hello folks, Been a while since I last posted. After I got my latest beautyI have been quite expectantly VERY protective of her. Careful wearing, away from any possible harm usually tucked under my cuff. This is why, I went on holidays watch-nude, bear wrists, no watch. This proved to be far more difficult than I initially thought, as I like to know what time it is. So, here I am - looking for your insight into (what may seem like) a simple question: What should I buy for sand, salt water and abuse?I will start with some basic requirements that come to mind: Budget = $350-ish, pre-owned is welcomeSize = 41-44mm diameterThickness = no more than 13mm or VERY close to that. I hate towering rocks. Don't care if it is digital, mechanical, quartz, manual, automatic - as long as it can do the jobWish to have = hours, minutes, seconds, date - anything above this would be optionalLume / Electric lume - yes, pleaseShould be nice and easy to read but nothing that would break my heart losing/havin

Brand new ROO headed back to APSC For a second time - very unhappy
So it looks like I have to send my watch yet again back to APSC.I originally send it in because the date wheel stuck at midnight for over an hour (one time incident), when winding and screwing down the crown it felt very gritty and grinding like there was residue or dried lubricant in the threading, and over all the accuracy of the watch was all over the board.I wasn't sure about sending it in at all until I stopped in the AP Boutique where I compared my watch to others and the staff definitely recommend I send it in based on the crown grinding alone, but of course they'd look into all other items on my list.So I received my watch back about a week ago and I'm sorry to report the crown sounds and feels exactly the same. The accuracy issues are worse than before and now I'm realizing there's a sound coming from the movement when I move (but not shake) the watch around. Sounds almost like spring sound or something.APSC has already sent me a return label but also gave me some speech ove

First Omega - Speedmaster Professional?
Greetings all,New to the forums and to the Omega world.I am very interested in the Speedmaster Professional, or the moon watch. The watch will be worn on a daily basis.Anyone have any thoughts on this potential purchase? Any reliabality/movement issues? I would probably be looking to purchase a newer model, and seems like I can get one from an AD at around $2700. Any thoughts on the price?Thank you all in advance for your time.