Breitling Skyracer

TAG Heuer Carrera Heritage Collection
In 1963 Jack Heuer started work on a new chronograph designed for drivers and motor-racing enthusiasts. A life-long fan of the sport himself, he knew what it was needed: a wide-open, easy-to-read dial and a shock-resistant and waterproof case tough enough for road wear. The following year he launched the result, a mechanical, manual-wound chronograph called the Carrera. The name derives from Carrera Pan Americana, a five-day, 2,100 mile race across Mexico. The most prestigious – and dangerous – endurance race of its day. Carerra in Spanish means ¡°competition of the highest order¡±. The new chronograph was a great success and was worn by every Ferrari Scuderia driver, including Carlos Reutemann, Clay Regazzoni, Jacky Ickx, Niki Lauda, Mario Andretti, Gilles Villeneuve and Jody Scheckter.This year, TAG Heuer launches the Carrera Heritage Collection, a time and date watch and a chronograph with classic looks rooted in the Carrera legacy. The Collection is available in a 39mm wa

Botta Design Watches Available Through Kenmar Watches
It is easy to talk about nice watches, it is harder to tell you where to get them. If only the watch industry had volume and distribution like the electronics industry. Perhaps someday. Until that point, you'll hear from me when I learn about a store online selling a desirable watch brand. Of course you will also see me point to eBay auctions.The online watch store, Kenmar watches is now selling a full line of Botta Design watches which I discussed here. This is worth noting as Botta Design watches are among the best looking and Bauhaus minimalist watches around, and for an excellent price. Their designs earned them a Red Dot award, and I am happy to see them becoming more available.My favorite Botta Design watch is the Helios Plus, which incorporates a spirit of pure legibility. Adding everything you need without anything you don't. The hour and minute hands align perfectly with the number markers, while the seconds display is in a subsidiary position. The result is a perfectly balanc

1970 rolex
Hi Guys, Need some help here. I just inherited my Dad's Rolex which he bought sometime around the late 60's or 70's. I have no idea what model the watch is or when he bought it. Also, sorry about this, I can't seem to change the time. I am assuming the way to adjust it will be same as any other watch. All the help will be most appreciated. Here are some picsthanks.CarloIMG_4445.jpgIMG_4450 (640x424).jpgIMG_4453 (640x427).jpg

can't remeber the watch
Does anyone recall this brand that's was popular about a year ago, they were giving them away to celebrities to wear themone was michael jordon. They were only like $200.00 dollars or something around there? They were colorful, one have a face look like the rolex.kinda like tag heuer ish...It's killing me that I can't remember...thanks...

Incoming ! My wife hates this forum
Seriously, I didn't believe I'd add another watch to my collection, but you guys are serious enablers rofl. I was lusting over the Tudor day date pics and I just wanted to know how much they cost. Well, I stumbled upon DT watches and found a vintage Tudor 94613, and it was my birth year as well ! The price was jist too good to be true, so I pulled the trigger. Sent from my Redmi Note 4 using Tapatalk