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Louis Vuitton Tambour Myst¨¦rieuse Watch
Louis Vuitton watches always feel special. They don't release new watches too often, and when they do, they barely give any information about them - they are also quite rare. They have been playing with the Tambour case for a while, adding new designs and styles all the time. This is likely to be the "highest-end" Louis Vuitton Tambour watch of them all. My favorite is still the Louis Vuitton Tambour Diver watch. Now you might not think of Louis Vuitton as a watch maker. You'd be right in theory, but you'd be missing a major point. The LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy) Group owns several important watch brands including Zenith, Tag Heuer, and Hublot. This gives them a bit watch making asset pool to pull from. So in a sense, Louis Vuitton branded watches are not just another fashion watch. While they have been making watches for a little while, and this new Tambour Myst¨¦rieuse watch is the first in-house movement for them. Previously they pulled movements from else where. The price of

Beginners watch collection
Heading for 3 months now on my new hobby and would be interested on any opinions you guys may have. Had purchased a couple of others but they were not to my liking. Please take a look and let me know what you think. Witnauer AS 1384n movement, info is approx 1950'sMerlyn AS 1361 auto, no info on company at all.Croton Aquamatic 10k Gold Filled, no real info on watch, but a guess would be 50'sWaltham auto, Japanese movement, late 60's maybe early 70'sTimex Marlin was advertised as 1959 when purchased, unsure how to confirm itCarravelle N8 manual wind 1978Raymond Weil 2812 unsure of date of production.Link for pics below.Pictures by leprechaun65 - Photobucket

Need some advice re: first watch for a 3-5 year series of acquisitions
I am fairly new to "being into" watches. I've always had the appreciation for them, but never the serious interest that many have. Well, I guess I do now, but I digress...Anyway. I have a smallish collection featuring Breitling, V-SA, TAG/Heuer, and Citizen (Eco Drive). In the coming years I would like to add the following:IWC Pilot's Chrono - great history, well-executed dial and interface, bomb-proof mov'tBremont Alt-1c- new and untested, but I love what they stand for. one of the most well-executed case designs out thereRolex Explorer II- timeless, reasonable price, low profile and wears cool ( I live in a hot climate )Some flavor of Panerai- I love all things Italian, what can I say?Omega Speedmaster GMT- because a Speedy is mandatory for every collection. Or so I've heard.Sinn 857- hard-use uber-tool. fits in well with my HSLD shooting hobby, too.My "Junior WIS petit grail" would be a JLC MC Geographic. Right now, my Breitling fills the BIG STEEL WATCH niche nicely, so the Rolex/O

2254 vs Speedy
Which do you like more? Seamaster 2254 vs Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch Enviado desde mi SM-G930F mediante Tapatalk

Speedy bezel disappeared!
Sorry for posting in the Rolex forum but I know many of you own speedmasters and thought I would get the most helpful answers here. I just purchased a BNIB speedmaster 3570 in June and have been wearing it daily since. Sometime last night while I was out and about, the bezel fell off and disappeared! I was staring at my watch wondering why it looked different....took me a few seconds to realize what happened. I'm still shocked that this happened....I didn't hit or bump the watch on anything and there isn't a scratch to be seen on the crystal or the case. For a watch that was NASA certified I'm absolutely stunned. Has anyone else seen this happen? Could this be a warranty claim or am I stuck buying a new bezel?Thanks for reading....any advice you can offer is much appreciated.