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Zenith Pilot Montre d¡¯A¨¦ronef Type 20 GMT Watch
As part of?Zenith's focus on their Pilot watch collection for 2013, one of the new models is this Pilot Montre d¡¯A¨¦ronef Type 20 GMT watch. Also new for 2013 is the?Zenith Pilot Montre d¡¯A¨¦ronef Type 20 Annual Calendar. Both the Annual Calendar and the GMT use existing Zenith movements. In fact, we see very little new movements these days from the major brands. Movement development is extremely expensive and time consuming. It is often best to extend the life of successful movements by dressing them up in different ways, in different watches. Zenith of course is among the true in-house movement makers.Zenith has true history with pilot watches and the Pilot Montre d¡¯A¨¦ronef Type 20 collection is based on historic designs made popular by themselves and other watchmakers of the time. But to us that doesn't matter. If you make a good watch today it shouldn't matter what you've done in the past. Yes, I know, I am an unrefined American. The almost art deco style of the vintage looking dials

Azimuth Xtreme-1 Collection Watches
I really like a lot of what Azimuth does (even though some of it is really weird), and their functional pieces are pretty great as well - including these watches here. But most of the new Xtreme-1 collection watch have the name of "Sea Hum." Who OKed that name? It sounds like a bad sailor's song. "Not again with the bloody sea hum Morris!" I met with Azimuth and checked out then neat watches.The Xtreme-1 collection includes three new Azimuth watch models. This includes the SEA-HUM 3TZ (three time zones), the SEA-HUM GMT, and the Xtreme Deep Diver (with the latter being the best or worst watch depending on how you see it).The collection is done in honor of a Mexican explorer Fernando Lozano. I am not sure who he really is or what he does, but he climbs real high, and dives real low. Maybe if I was a Latin spelunker I would know who he was a bit better. He says that he needs a watch like this, does that mean you need one as well? Probably.SEA-HUM 3TZ and GMT are basically the same watch

Vintage GF bracelet question
Here's a link I could use some help from the Omega experts on:.info/forums/s...541#post101541Please, any assistance you can lend me is appreciated.Thanks,Dennis

Longines HydroConquest Chrono quartz review
This is my new beauty:Ok, lets see what we've got here...1. The packet:A semi-glossy pale beige cardboard cubic box hides a more luxurious package. The watch, all covered in protective plastics sleeps tightly in a leathery box. There is a set of manuals and a warranty booklet that includes a warranty card (2 years) in the rear.2. The watch:Thats the most heavy timepiece I've ever had! About 183 grams in all (with 3 bracelet pieces taken off), thats a quite heavy watch, even for my standards. I've had other full stainless steel (type 316L) watches but this one seems more solid and hefty (probably its the quartz caliber mechanism that makes the difference).Most of its case is made of polished ss as are the three subdial rings in the dial. The bracelet features a complication of brushed and polished parts and the folding clasp is made of brushed ss. There are 2 engravings on the folding clasp, one that bears the Longines logo and another one that states the diving level water resistance c

116710 Pepsi with custom bezel? What kind of value?
HelloI have seen published a Rolex watch with the number 116710 with bezel Pepsi but it clarified that the bezel was not original. The publication said:Rolex GMT-Master II Custom Ceramic Blue / Red 116710 WatchIt seems to me that Rolex never manufactured any 116710 model with the Pepsi bezel, did not it? I would also like to know if anyone knows the year and series of the last 16710Pepsi that Rolex did. Apart in my opinion can not have great value such a Rolex that they have changed the bezel and not even the original.What do you think?Thanks guys.