Breitling Wind Rider Wings a10350

Parameter of Longines Mens Watch L2.704.4.16.2
This beautiful watch white features case stainless steel, genuine leather bracelet Brown, textured dial (pattern for the manufacture of nails in Paris decorations), an Arab 12umeral and 9 applied plated rhodium hour markers of Index, blue steel sheets in form of main indicators, second hand, automatic Date between 4 & 05 position display, Anti - reflective Scratch Resistant Sapphire Crystal.

The Titan II... info, pricing etc
The subject says it all! I'm very interested in the Titan II model that Hamilton brought out in the early 60s. Was this an Arbib designed watch? It looks as though it belonged with the rest of them in the late 50s. Very odd that they decided to make it look absolutely NOTHING like the Titan I. What hands came on this watch? Did they stay the same or did they change? What price should I expect to pay for one in very good, running condition? Any flaws I should be wary of (the lugs look weak, ala Altair)...Cheers!

Vintage AP- water damage resto project started
This vintage AP is was left is a safe when the house flooded many years ago and was never serviced. The dial and movement were completed rusted out. I am getting closer to getting it back together. -The band and case have been cleaned/buffed, no more patina, but the gold is now shiny.-The dial was completely rusted/molded, it was restored- it now looks new.-The glass needs some service before it can back in...-THe movement is the worst, I actually found another broken AP movement, and my jeweler will be swapping out parts from both to make one good one.A few more weeks and this watch will be back in order...

Introduction and new Panerai PAM372
Hello all,New to forum and wanted to share my new Panerai PAM372. Many thanks to Patrick Ocrolexguy and appreciate doing business on a mint watch and honest work by him. Others in collection Rolex Submariner Blue 2tone, Breitling Transocean, and Tag Carrera.Here are some pics of first day on my wrist.

What would you do with a WG Pepsi if it were discontinued?
Putting a different spin on the blro discontinuation threads here.Let's say you own a WG Pepsi and Rolex does discontinue it come Basel 2018. What would you do with your BLRO? Would you automatically stash it in the safe waiting for the value to increase? Continue wearing it as usual?Wear it less frequently?My concern is that there is going to be one part that is going to be a problem to replace if it discontinued- the bicolor (blue/red, purple/cranberry) ceramic bezel, just like the original GMT with the bakelite bezel. Here's an interesting quote from Rolex in the WatchTime review of the WG Pepsi: Here is some text from the official Rolex press release that we hope will help you to fully understand how difficult the process of creating a two-tone Cerachrom bezel is:The name ¡°Cerachrom¡± derives from a contraction of the word ¡°ceramic¡± juxtaposed with the suffix ¡°chrom¡± from the ancient Greek word for ¡°colour¡±. The range of available shades for ceramic is however restricted by its