Breitling Top Time Stahlchronograph ca. 1970

Introducing: The Omega Speedmaster CK2998 Limited Edition (Details & Official Pricing)
Breaking news from the earliest hours of the 2016 Baselworld show – Omega has taken on yet another of its all-time classics, the reference CK2998. This is a limited edition watch, and features some of the attributes that make the 2998 such a fun, desirable watch – and they've gone ahead and added a significant dose of color. 1 OF 42 OF 4 First things first, the design notes they took directly from the 2998-1: the alpha hands for hours and minutes and all sub-registers. Next, we have a base 1000 bezel, and even a lollipop seconds hand! The lollipop hand is one of the most loved and desired traits in a vintage Speedy, so it's fun to see it in the re-edition of the 2998. 3 OF 4 An original 1960 reference CK2998-1 with lollipop hand. ADVERTISEMENT As for what's different? Well, the obvious use of a rich navy blue on the dial and the bezel. Here we see the color dose in the minutes track, while the bezel i

Introducing: The Royal Oak Concept Supersonnerie, A Groundbreaking Minute Repeater From Audemars Pig
Audemars Piguet is famous – rightly famous – for many things; among them the Royal Oak's instantly recognizable eight-sided bezel and distinctive overall case architecture. What's less well known in the general watch enthusiast community, however, is that there is quite a lot more to the history of Audemars Piguet than the Royal Oak itself. In fact, for much of its history, one of the most distinctive elements of Audemars Piguet's identity was its expertise as a complications maker. It's a revelatory experience, if you can get there, to visit the Audemars Piguet museum, as HODINKEE did not long ago, and actually see and hear some of its historical production of minute repeaters. With the Royal Oak Concept Supersonnerie, Audemars Piguet's put together a genuinely fascinating fusion of some of its newest visions of watch design, and some of its most historically – well, resonant – areas of technical mastery. 1 OF 7 The Audemars Pigu

Is This A Fair Deal On A 5146g??????.....
Whilst sorting out my Aquanaut deal AD throws this curve ball .......5146G ....placed on a black croc/deployant clasp......less5%rather than blag one of milos great shots of this combo i edited my own version pics are always nice to try and comunicate our lust.Thanks in advance gents cheers!steve

Just received my X-Wind!
Yup.One gripe I have is that I find that the crosswind bezel numbers (both interior bezels) are very small and hard to read. This is all academic because I would have absolutely no occasion, opportunity or interest in calculating the effect of crosswinds on the bearing of my aircraft!I would like to know if the bezels could be used to calculate other things that might be more useful to me (being a regular joe and all). For example, the circular slide rule of a Navitimer can be used to calculate currency exchange rates, which seems like a decent use of it.Also, I noticed that the steel of the bracelet and the steel of the case do not have the same tone (the case being a slight bit grayer, while the bracelet has a warmer tinge to it). This doesn't bother me too much, just an observation. Does anyone else notice the same things on their x-winds?One other thing, I went to a local jewellery shop to have some links taken out of the bracelet. The store charged me $30.00 , saying that bec

Not a Pam but close.
Hey guys new to the forum here and I have a question. Although Anomino is not a Panerai their heritage and style are pretty closely related and I could not think of a better forum to post this question in seeing as how if you guys like the stylings of Panerai you may know some facts on the Anomino brand. So if you could answer me a quick question to satisfy my curiosity I would be grateful.Does anyone know what the 1-20 around the dial on the Anomino Cronoscopio MK II is for?