Chopard L.U.C Lunar One Silver and Black Dial Automatic Men's Watch 161894-9001

Swatch Sistem51 Under $200 Automatic Watch Now For Sale
The Swatch Sistem51 watch collection is finally out for sale (in some places). Are you excited? If you don't know what it is allow me to explain. At Baselworld 2013, the Swatch Group announced what is probably a major breakthrough in watchmaking; a new automatic mechanical movement that is completely assembled by machines and is priced around 100 - 200 Swiss Francs. We first covered the Swatch Sistem51 watch here upon its debut.We first thought the retail price was about $100 but then it turned out to be closer to $150. So we are simply saying between 100 - 200 Swiss Francs as we aren't sure about the final price at this time. As of publishing time Swatch hasn't put the price on their website. UPDATE: In Switzerland at least the retail price of Swatch Sistem51 watches is 150 Swiss Francs. Also, the watches are only currently available for sale in Switzerland. Swatch has announced that the first four models of the Sistem51 collection will be slowly released around the world in 2014. The

Thanks my working wristwatch
It is Wednesday, happy Hollyween, the last day of Oct. Have you done all your work schedule of Oct?I have Done All, haha, thanks my wristwatch, my good partner,thanks FIYTA.Attachment 33999

what model wrist watch is this?
Hi everyoneThis is a spin off from my other thread, I inherited a few watches, the wristwatch below is one of them, please forgive the quality of the picture, am not a photographer and have not figured out how to use this cameraanyway, could you tell me what model this patek is?thank you in advance

Albert Einstein's Longine is up for auction
I stumbled across this today and thought I would share. Hopefully it hasn't been posted already.coolhunting/archives/...eins_longi.phpantiquorum/eng/press/2008/oct16_ny.htm

Think they still make them like they used to?
I found this article today at Gizmodo and thought you guys would get a kick out of it.Bulova Watch Lost at Sea During WW2 Reunited with Owner After 67 Years, Still Ticking A Royal Navy veteran has been reunited with his watch, 67 years after he lost it during World War II¡ªand, it worked perfectly. In 1941, Teddy Bacon, a lieutenant aboard HMS Repulse, was throwing a line from ship to shore when the gold Bulova watch, bought in the Azores for $55, slipped off his wrist and into Gibraltar Harbor. The timepiece was never found, until the harbor was dredged, seven decades later. After seeing his watch splosh into the water, Teddy sent down a couple of divers to search for it, but without any luck. So, he informed the deputy harbor-master who logged the missing object. Fast-forward to 2007, and the watch turned up during the dredging of the harbor. When the authorities checked the log, they found Teddy's claim, and sent the watch, still ticking, off to him. Now 90 years old, the reitred sai