Breitling Transocean Red Gold

German Watch Pricing: Thinner Margins Than the Swiss Means Higher Value
German watches enjoy a lot of appeal to many watch enthusiasts due to their quality and relatively high value for the price. No one can sum up the entirety of German watches in one bold statement, but overall, German watches are more dedicated toward usability and performance than the prestige that most Swiss watches go for.My favorite examples of German Watch makers of Glashutte, Sinn, Limes, and Temption. Each of these makers produces beautiful timepieces which are as much tools as they are works of art. Glashutte is the most prestigious of the above four being the only house-manufacture. This means they produce and develop their own movements as opposed to buying movements kits. However, house-manufactures are uncommon, and the watches they produce demand very high prices. Movements purchased from such as ETA are often higher quality that a house-movement.Sinn, Limes, and Temption each utilize movement kits, but make their own very high-quality cases. Often times these watch makers

Airport security
Hi! everyone. I havn't posted in the new forum for quite a while so forgive me for just popping up out of the blue, again. I have another dumb question. I'm going to be flying from Utah to Missouri in tomorrow morning to visit a friend.Has anyone had any problems with their watches going through the metal detectors or any other weird machines they have nowadays? I havn't flown since 1980 and was just wondering what kind of effect those machines would have on my Speedmaster. Should I just take a beater with me and leave the nice watches at home? Thanks in advance to any who care to reply.

Bucherer Pendant
My great grandmother was given a pendant watch made by Bucherer. I actually remember the day it was given to her a long time ago. (Probably the date range is just around 1964 to 67). My sisters and I, (3 of us), inherited it. To be fair, we decided to each keep it for seven years approx., then pass to next sister in line, which we have done now for some time. I would like to perfect it, before having to hand over again.My questions are these:1) Where will I find a crown replacement part for it, original design if possible? and, 2) I would like to have it cl/Users/tgeremia/Pictures/iPhoto Library/Originals/2013/Jan 22, 2013/IMG_0074.JPGeaned and restored as best as it can be in the California Bay Area preferably. Berkeley Ca would be best.It works beautifully, just hope to bring back some more shine.Thank you for suggestions.Lynn

AP ROO 26401RO 44mm Rose Gold
Hello,Can anyone confirm that the list price for the ROO 44mm RG is ¡ê36,900 in the UK?Thanks in advance.

What should be the next move?
So after acquiring my AP elephant recently I've been very happy with it and is getting along with the scratches better however, I'll be graduating my bachelor degree in two months and considering making one last change in my collection before continuing my master in Berlin next year so I wanted your opinion my current collection consist of a corum bubble, AP elephant, gmt master 2 tone, and hulk. I'll never be trading my hulk since it's my first watch with my name on the card. However, I'm considering adding an omega speed master or a PAM 372 or Pam 292 on a brown strap which I've been eyeing a few years back if go panerai i'll he leaning on the 292 however, I've notice that the price of panerai is going had so if not these choices should I flip my AP elephant to a 44 novelty steel? Or gmt master to a twotone racing dial daytona? or lastly get a bracelet to go with the elephant instead ? What would ur choices be? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk