Dior Chiffre Rouge Chronograph

VCXO Ox One "Magic Button" Mechanical Watch With GPS Time Synchronization
The VCXO Ox One is a bold new concept from a young Geneva-based brand which offers a rather unique bond between GPS technology and mechanical movements. While the accuracy of?GPS-set quartz watches is universally?acknowledged, most watch enthusiasts will agree mechanical watches tend to have more soul, thanks to their?"beating heart," when?the same can scarcely be said about electronic watches. With the Ox One, VCXO tries to achieve the best of both worlds by offering a watch with an automatic mechanical movement?equipped with a GPS module on top, allowing for the?synchronization of the time?with data received through GPS technology.?That sounds like some proper space-age technology, so let's discover how it works exactly.Serving as the?foundation of the watch is a TT-738?automatic movement from Swiss?Technotime SA, an independent?supplier that produces complete movements, movement modules and even balance springs. The movement runs at 4 Hertz (28,800 beats per hour) and packs a full 5

PIAGET Emperador Coussin XL 700P
1976. The year that brought us U2, The Clash and The Cure ¡­Whilst our ears listened to new tempos, our Swiss watches beat to the rhythm of quartz movements. Just like the 7P which Piaget brought us in 1976, the slimmest of its generation. Forty years on and the brand is still in touch with its electronic roots. The new Emperador Coussin XL 700P sees Piaget pair quartz with a great mechanism. What's the idea? The traditional escapement is replaced by a generator which produces electricity to make quartz vibrate. It's the same as dynamo hubs in bikes. What you get is no friction, no energy loss and precision that varies by 0.2s per day! The hybrid mechanism is showcased by a reverse dial-free construction meaning the hour and minute hands glide over the ultra-slim self-winding mechanical calibre. The stylish all-black timepiece oozes luxury watchmaking and high precision. Price: 70,000 CHF (118 available). Dan Diaconujaquet droz

Need help buying a pre-owned Panerai
Hello all. I'm new to the forum and was hoping some of the "paneraisti" could help me. I found a nice PAM 113 which I was going to buy from a watch collector. The person has numerous references, perfect ebay rating, has provided me with his full contact information, etc., so the person appears trustworthy. He didn't buy the watch from an AD, so I'm not sure whether he even knows whether he has a fake or the real thing. Obviously, he believes it's real, but there are some really nice fakes out there. I thought if I posted some pics, some people might be able to chime in whether they believe this is a real one or a fake. Any thought are appreciated.

If you see me listing a few watches....
..for sale, it's because I have a line on not one but TWO of my grails. Met a guy selling some of his vintage watches last week and bought the two Longines. Well, he told me he had a couple mint pieces that are #1 and #3 on my Top 5 Most Wanted list and they were in excellent condition. He's a master of understatement.I swear I've looked at over 200 of these in the last year or so. I thought I would end up buying a junker and sending it in to Le Sentier for restoration, but this one is in incredible shape :It's a 60's Memovox reference E855 37 mm solid (not capped) 14K case with stainless back and a bumper caliber 825. It's crisp, 100% correct, completely original, and all mine - I left a deposit and he's gracious enough to hold it for a week or two. (I didn't want to bring a large sum of cash into a strange neighborhood at night. If any of you know Northeast Philly you'll know what I mean.) This was THE most wanted watch on my list, and has been for quite a while. I'm conside

Help identifying some watches
Can anyone identify these 2 watches or at least what brand they are?