Ebel Men's Lichine Ronde Watch

Pam 89
Does anyone have info. on this model for me? Movement, jewels etc?? I know it is a Luminor GMT titanium and they last produced back in 2005 I think. I like the 89 better than the 88 due to the dial and sub dials all being the same color. The 88 is beautiful but just looks a little to busy for me. Thoughts?

Trent - Initial Impressions
I have been wearing my new Trent for almost two days now and have developed a few impressions. I picked up the automatic version with a black dial and brown leather band. The watch is comfortable on my wrist. This is my first deployment buckle. It did not take long to get used to this. The case size (37x33mm) is a refreshing change of pace from the 43-46mm range without being small. The square case and the lugs give it the impression of being a little larger. The stainless steel hour markers combined with the railroad style seconds track give the dial a nice clean look.I bought this watch from a local AD, dealing directly with the owner. The initial price was actually closer to 30% off retail (pre-increase retail) than the 20% I mentioned earlier. When the owner came down to approximately 40% off, I decided to go for it. As he was ringing up the sale he noticed the price increase, which he only mentioned as a matter of fact. The owner told me if I was looking for more Hamiltons I could

Introduction and first thought about fountain pens and watches
So first let me say hello and thank you for accepting me in this lovely forum.I am very new to this watch hobby, my main love are fountain pens but slowly I found watches more and more intresting and I think its has now blossomed into a full blown love affair I live in Toronto Canada, I immigrated here few years ago so please excuse my English and spelling mistakes as this is my second language.I find lots of similareties between mechanical watches and fountain pens.In these modern times we need less and less watches and pens due to computers, smartphones, tablets...etcThose who choose to carry mechanical watches or fountain pens do it because of strong passion, its a way to connect to the past when electronics were the excepton and not the common.At the moment my watch collection is very small and modest.......1.Old Rectangle Wind Bulova2.The more common old round face auto Bulova3.Montblanc Timewalker Chrono Auto4.Rolex Sub Dateless5.Hamilton Khaki Field Chrono Auto6.Seiko Orange Mon

Significant price difference between 5167 and 5711
With the 20% price increase in March on the 5711, the price differential with the 5167 widens significantly. I wonder how this will effect demand on the 5167, presuming there is no price increase at Baselworld? Considering these pieces share the same 324 SC caliber, the difference in price post March makes the 5167 potentially better value than it has been historically relative to the 5711 (setting aside desirability/Gerald Genta designed/resale etc). As a previous owner of the 5167 who regrets selling as I really miss it, I am hoping to buy another soon (waiting for the call from my AD - hoping this will be before any price increase on the 5167). It will be interesting to see what happens after the effect of the price increase on the 5711 takes effect and whether there are any changes at Basel this year to the Aquanaut. If nothing changes, I would imagine the 5167 will become more desirable, although not quite at the level of the iconic 5711. It seems to me the 5167 will be extremely

Regulator Close Ups....
I don't think photos do it justice....