Breitling Transocean Chronograph 1461

7 Must-Visit Swiss Watch Museums
There are ¡ª of course! ¡ª many reasons to visit Switzerland, but if you are into watches, a Swiss trip should feel a bit like Heaven on Earth (for you, that is; perhaps not for your fellow travelers who don’t share your passion equally).Along with the many great watch shopping (and window shopping) opportunities, Switzerland is also, as you would expect, home to many great watch museums. Unfortunately, some of the most fascinating collections are “by appointment only” and therefore require a bit of planning ahead (as with the museums of Longines, Audemars Piguet, Jaeger-LeCoultre, etc.). In this article, we introduce you primarily to some of the most interesting Swiss watch museums that all have regular visiting hours. Here are my top seven:MIH ¨C The Mus¨¦e international d¡¯Horlogerie in La Chaux-de-Fonds houses one of the world’s largest collections of watches and clocks. It is open six days a week from 10 AM to 5 PM (closed on Monday) and offers the perfect start

Hamilton BeLOWZERO Value
Hello,Relatively new here and hoped this group could provide some good insight. I purchased my BeLOWZERO approximately 2 years ago and find myself wearing it less and less. That said I'm considering selling it. took it to the store I purchased it from and was quoted $400 as the value. I find it hard to believe that the watch has depreciated that much considering just how clean the watch is.Any ideas on it's values and suggestions on selling it?

The Name Game
Hamilton would occasionally reuse the same name for a completely different watch years or decades later. One name they reused was the Sherwood.Th original model was introduced in 1935. It was had a rectangular dial and was originally called the Seneca before it was changed in the catalogue. After a similar model was called the Sherwood in the 1940s Hamilton used the name in the 1960's for a new line with wood veneer dials. The 1935 and 1961 models can be seen by following the links. (Special thanks to Tom Diss for supplying the photos and infromation.)Sherwood (Seneca) Sherwood NSo which one do you prefer?

PLEASE HELP: trying to decide...Tag or Corum?
Hello, I'm new to watchtalk, so I apologize if I'm posting in the wrong forum or violating any rules. Thanks for your patience.I know this is a Tag forum, but I'm looking for objective opinions on 2 watches: the Tag Link Calibre 16 automatic chronograph and the Corum Admiral's Cup Legend 42. Both watches have a similar prices (I'm not overly worried about price). Both have distinct "looks"...I do lean slightly towards the Corum due to it's "off the beaten path" style and not-mainstream popularity (or lack thereof). However, the Tag is beautiful...but so is the Corum...a very different look. Anyway, can the group let me know your/their thoughts on both / either? I would greatly appreciate it...thanks very much!

OEM Brown Rubber Band not Avail for my Safari....Go with Aftermarket One??
Guys,I really want using my new Safari while jogging and swimming...therefore plannig buying a rubber band .... but OEM Brown Band not available ....The dealer suggest using Good Quality aftermarket one....Yes or No?Regards,