Chopard Mille Miglia Chronograph Mechanical Silver Dial Stainless Men's Watch 158511-3001

An Icon Revisited: Movado Museum Classic
Movado, which made headlines last year with its release of a new series of smartwatches, returns to the iconic watch design that put the brand on the map back in the mid-20th century. Here’s what you need to know about the Movado Museum Classic.Aficionados of horological history are aware of how Movado’s now-iconic Museum Watch and its instantly recognizable dial design came to be, but for those who are not, here’s the story in a nutshell. American industrial designer Nathan George Horwitt (1898-1990) came up with the idea of a simple black dial with no numbers or indices, and only a single gold dot at the 12 o’clock position, in 1946. The dot, according to Horwitt, was meant to symbolize the sun at high noon, an essential element in early timekeeping. The design was adopted for a watch dial in 1947 (a watch actually produced by Vacheron Constantin, then known as Vacheron & Constantin, and Jaeger-LeCoultre, with Movado beginning series production of the mode

Goofing off with artificial light
My preference is sunlight, but the M.O.P. might get better colors with artificial light.The problem is getting enough to keep the shot from being grainy especially with an increased depth of field. Looks like I'd better get it perfected before the next masthead contest!

Unknown Hamilton model
My wife gave me a Hamilton Riva Chrono for my marriage, but I already owned an automatic Hamilton watch (see attached picture), but I don't know the model name. It has a glass porthole on the back. I had it in 1995 for my PhD.Seeking in modern catalog, it seems very similiar to a Khaki Field Automatic.Does anyone know the name of this model?

Vintage Model - Stormking IV
Stormking IVcatalogued 1955-196010K yellow gold filled case with stainless steel back18-jewel movementsterling silver dial with military version available33mm diameter43mm over the lugs17mm strap width

Anyone familiar with this movement?
I just saw this Buler with what the seller calls a "motor rotor quartz" movement. I've never seen anything like it, from the listing, I was expecting it to be a "Swiss kinetic" type like Eta, but this is strange....well, since the ebay listing has ended, I suppose there's no harm in posting it here so you can see all the photos.ebay/itm/230923264166...84.m1423.l2649