Breitling windrider cockpit crono

1965 Longines 370 movement
I'm trying to identify and value this watch that I just added to my collection. The movement is a 370 17 jewel and from the serial number I know its from 1965. I believe everything is original except the straps. I'm wondering about the model and what the 3 stars my mean. There are no markings on the back of the case.Thanks!IMG_6859.jpgIMG955618.jpg20130413_101735.jpg

Haven¡¯t seen many pocket watches on the AWF lately.
I got my start in watch collecting with a simple search for a replacement case for a pocket watch. In 1972 I was living in Gallup NM which was founded in 1881 by the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad which later became the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. Not surprisingly I found a RR pocket watch in a jewelers store on the main street, Route 66. It was a trade-in by a railroad employee on a new Accutron and was for sale for $25. Deal (engraved name included). It had a base metal case with a worn out pedestal that would let the bow pop off about every 50th time I would pull it out of my pocket. The first balance staff cost me ¡­ $25. Each one after that would be about $20 more. Finally sometime after I finished college I put it away broken. Several years ago I got the watch repaired (turned out to be a piece of fluff loose in the movement) and started looking for a case. So I had my first 21j RR approved pocket watch.A Ball Hamilton 999B from 1954.Of course in the process I had found Ebay and

Whoa Bienne shuts down from July to August?
I have a very important vintage piece being repaired there and was just told they close for the summer from July to August.... seriously? for like 2 months they just close shop?....try that in America.....

5711 date is a little bit left justified
hi everyone, just wanted your opinions on something... i noticed just now that the date on my 5711 seems to be just a tad left justified and not sitting in the middle of the window. is this a big issue other than not looking pretty? would something like this even be covered under warranty and/or is worth getting fixed? i bought it from an out of state AD and i don't have any AD nearby me... how would warranty work work in a situation like this? do i mail it somewhere?

Cellini Moonphase owners...
Gentlemen,The last Rolex I thought I'd ever buy was a Cellini. Never liked them, never ever considered them, until I saw the new Moonphase today, which I purchased! It is an absolute stunner and must be seen in person to be appreciated. I presently own a black Daytona C, a (Federer '12 Wimbledon watch) 41mm Everose Day Date II and waiting very patiently for my blue Skydweller.Rolex is NOT known for dressy leather strapped watches and I always thought prior Cellini models were just plain boring. THIS watch changes their game entirely in that category - in my opinion!I wanted ask those who own the new Moonphase how high the loops where the end of the strap goes into sits on your wrist. Is it high up on your wrist, where usually the loops should sit toward the bottom middle of the wrist? Is that a new look with this watch? I have fairly thin wrists and the watch I put on today, when adjusted, the loops were very high up on the side of my wrist. My AD is ordering a short strap for me on Mo