Chopard Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Chronograph Men's Watch 168570-9001

Introducing The Brand New A. Lange & S?hne Lange 1, With New In-House Caliber (Live Pics, Full S
This is one of the quietest new releases of SIHH, but arguably one of our favorites. There is a brand new Lange 1. Most people didn't really pick up on it because aesthetically, the new Lange 1 looks just like the old Lange 1 (with two slight, slight differences I'll get into). But in fact, the watch you see here has an entirely brand new, built from the ground-up, in-house caliber that offers some subtle but meaningful upgrades. Let's get into it. 2 OF 6 The caliber inside the Lange 1 was among Lange's first ever developed, meaning it has been a quarter century since the design of this caliber began. The men and women of Glash¨¹tte felt it was time, though no one asked for it, to give its most iconic model an internal upgrade. So, beginning with this model year, the Lange 1 will house caliber L121.1, the 50th new caliber since its re-birth two decades ago. Lange is quick to point out that the goals and aesthetics of this new caliber are indeed the same as the original, th

Some Fun with your Illinois Marquis
One of my Favorite sections of Fred Friedberg's incredible book:"The Illinois Watch, The Life and Times of a Great American Watch Company"Is called "Fantastic Finds"Fred Gathered stories from Illinois collectors all over the country,and their incredible purchases, for incredible prices.In honor of Esrange and his fantastic Marquis score(For a whopping $30!!!)I thought I would take the Marquis out for a walk.Group shot:A rare set of TT's One with Yellow Gold top and bottomOne with White Gold top and bottom(Sub 9's)Hard to find with Yellow on the bezel and caseback, Matching Serial #'s(Sub 9 Silvered sub area)(Sub 9 Plain sub area)The rarely seen "No Subs"And FinallyOne of 2 known examples (Rick has the other)(Sub at 6)Congrats Esrange

Belated Factoid of the Day 8-3-08
On this day in 1949, horology's most infamous pug, Boscoe the Barking Mad, was born at an early age in New Jersey.:D:D:D

Speedmaster help/opinions
In the market for a Speedmaster and have it narrowed down to these 2:https://cdn2.jomashop/media/cata...0.01.005_1.jpghttps://production-fratellowatches.n...uesday-018.jpgCan obtain the Speedmaster Pro Moon new. The ‘57 re-edition would be bought used....most likely a 1998-2002 Watch. Price is about the same....the used watch a little less.Something about the brushed tachy bezel and broad arrow hands has my attention but I really like the looks of both. I do like the fact that I can get the full box set new with the Speedmaster Pro Moon.Have any of you Speedy owners considered both of these? Any reason to own one over the other? If so why?Help/Thoughts?Thx. and Happy Thanksgiving to all!

Omega 267 from 1950's - dial question
Hello, I am looking for assistance in this dial variation. What would you call these arrows at the 12, 3 & 9 position. Would this dial have a name/type?This watch is 267 movement and 2900-4 case back from the 1950'scheersShawn