Breitling Superocean Heritage Chrono

Angelus Rensie Chrono Identity Help
What a awesome site.So I bought this back in 1981, at a small antique store, on my way back to Marine Corps base in 29 Palms.It was in a box with three other watch heads, and I wanted the Timex self winder.I wore the Timex through the rest of my enlistment.I was going through my safe the other day, and came upon the box.I never really looked at the other watches, but now a little wiser and a lot older.This watch head intrigued me, I want to get it cleaned up/restored.This forum seems to be where newbies come for answers or no answers......The crown turns but won't wind, face looks fair as far as I can tell because the crystal is pretty beat up, luminous paint isn't.Thank You.Any info would be appreciated.IMG_2088.jpgIMG_2089.jpgIMG_2090.jpgIMG_2091.jpg

Press Release - The Hamilton Pulsomatic
Hamilton Pulsomatic- The producer of the world¡¯s first digital watch makes this technology automaticBiel, January 2010 ¨C The year 2010 marks the fortieth birthday of the world¡¯s first LED digital watch, made by Hamilton. The American brand is celebrating the invention of the technology that revolutionized the watch industry with the new Hamilton Pulsomatic, a digital timepiece with futuristic design. This watch fuels the spirit of the digital age with Swiss craftsmanship in the form of an automatic movement, to appeal to wearers who love the fact that time never stands still.Back to the futureThe Pulsar named after puzzling astronomical bodies that emit precise radio pulses was considered as the first solid state wrist computer in the world. Today¡¯s Hamilton Pulsomatic has a science-fiction look, combined with elegance expressed by smooth shapes and surfaces. The brushed stainless steel case resembles a Space Age television screen from the front, while a ridged effect on the sides and

Quinting Watches
Saw these on the Tech Toys tv show recently too.Quinting WatchesMarketed as ". . .the first transparent watch in the world."Apparently quartz, not automatic. Very interesting and neat to see.

Bulgari acquired Daniel Roth & Gerald Genta
Daniel Roth - one of the respected watch houses of Switzerland was acquired together with Gerald Genta (a brand that carries the name of its famous founder - who has since moved on to other brands) by the fashion house Bulgari. In what appears to industry watchers as a move to bring greater credibility in horology to Bulgari, the fashion house will take control of the hardware resources including watch making and service equipment. While Bulgari has started absorbing much of the DR & GG operations into its watch arm - it appears that the DR & GG name will continue on albeit under the brand name of Bulgari. New watches from the DR or GG will show its name in smaller font size under Bulgari on the dials. Its disappointing and disheartening to see the end of two renowned brands but one cannot be totally surprised for reasons of how the financial crisis has hit many brands. I hope Bulgari will continue to build on the horological success of the two brands and not neglect them in a

Two tone Royal Oak 56175
Hi folks,I've seen a a quartz Royal Oak two tone for €2850,- which to me is affordable.However I'm not too sure about the state of this watch (no box & papers either..), it seems to be a bit over polished at the bezel..juwelierburger/NL/web...derBy=&sortBy=I know the seller and I live rather close this store so I'll check the watch out this week.