Breitling Superocean Heritage Silver Dial Men's Watch A1732024-G642BKCT

Seiko Recraft Kinetic Watches
One of Seiko's more quiet new watch collections announced for 2014 was the Recraft range, which is all about re-imagining classic Seiko timepieces for today's watch lovers. Some of the Seiko Recraft watches are inspired by models that go back to the 1970s, but I wouldn't necessarily call Seiko Recraft watches to be retro-revival. More, they are a way of revisiting classic Seiko models in a modern light. Even though there are mechanical Seiko Recraft watches, the most illustrious of the pieces are these two Seiko Recraft Kinetic watches (ref. SKA651 and SKA659). Each uses a Seiko Kinetic movement and is mostly closely aligned with the 1990s' Seiko Artura Kinetic watch models.Nevertheless, it was in 1988 that Seiko made its then very innovative Kinetic family of watches available for sale for the first time. This was two years after debuting a Seiko Kinetic concept watch at Baselworld 1986. Kinetic was a fantastic creation that for the first time built a bridge between mechanical and qua

Six Missing Explorer's Watches Whose Fate We'd Love To Know
Watches, like people, are born with certain traits, but are also, and often, the most interesting when they have led interesting lives. The 20th century was one in which technology innovations made it possible to explore the world around us in ways impossible in previous centuries and of course, watches were an essential part of any explorer's kit. Here are five that helped their owners make history, and which have disappeared from view – and whose fate we'd love to know. Lindbergh's Longines Lindbergh Hour Angle 1 OF 6 It seems odd, but a Longines Lindbergh Hour Angle watch actually owned and used by Charles Lindbergh seems elusive. The watch was developed by Lindbergh to aid in calculating the hour angle – the angular distance of a celestial body from Greenwich, an essential part of aerial navigation – from the Weems Second-Setting watch. The use of more sophisticated navigation methods, as well as highly specialized charts for celes

model 6269
Hi All,I am completely new to Hamilton and accidentially came accross model 6269. Could somebody educate me on if this model worth buying and if this model even exists.any input will be greatly appreciatedI actually should apologise and introduce myself first i think.I am KEM and I have somewhat obsession with watches also I am very new to the game and too laizy to get deeply involved. I have had few various makes and pieces, but I don't have or ever had any Hamiltons. I really love the Omega, but for now only owning 1 seamaster. When I coming across the watch I am always having the urge to acuire itwhich I have to fight most of the times. Hope this enough for introduction. I'd also like to compliment you guys on some beautiful pieces you shown on this forum.Thanks, K

Seiko Watch ID!
Hey guys, can anyone ID this watch @ 1:41 of the this vid? I know its a Seiko 5, but am having a hard time getting the right Serial #. I have found a similar Seiko 5, but with a black case. I like the way the black bezel looks on the silver case.Thanks for any help!

June arrivals
This were my june arrivalsSome expected, some not, but all welcomed First, Rolex GMT Master II Ceramic BezelSecond, Tissot V8Third, Seiko SKX007Fourth, Seiko SKX009Fifth, Orient CFT00001BI'm still waiting for two more to arrive, but maybe they don't shop up in june...