Girard Perregaux WW-TC Chronograph

The Watch I Wore The Most In 2015, By Every Single Member Of The HODINKEE Team
We've reported on hundreds, if not thousands, of watches over the past year – from the new releases at SIHH and Baselworld to rare vintage finds and expansive personal collections – but now it's time to find out what we, your HODINKEE writers, editors, and contributors, wore the most in 2015. Now in its third iteration (see 2013 here and 2014 here), this annual feature has quickly become a fan favorite – and as the HODINKEE team has grown significantly this year, it only gets bigger and better this time around. So, with 2016 just around the corner, we give you "The Watch I Wore Most In 2015, By Every Single Member Of The HODINKEE Team." Enjoy. Jack Forster ¨C Grand Seiko GMT 1 OF 12 It’s a little difficult for me to say which watch I absolutely wore the most this year but out of all of them, I’d have to say that the likeliest candidate is probably from Seiko. The Grand Seiko GMT had a lot of competition for wrist

Christmas Giveaway...
I got this idea from another forum, (where I was told to wind my neck in, whatever that means) so I figured the best place for a giveaway would be my homebase....:)If you want this hat please reply to this thread and then send me a pm with your address and I'll put it in the mail asap.

New here - Wanted to say Hi
Hi Everyone, I just wanted to say that I'm a proud owner of my first IWC. I have been a big fan of their watches for over 8 years now, especially the Da Vinci. But ever since I saw the Exupery, I knew I had to have it. About a month ago, I was looking for a watch. And the Exupery crossed my eyes when I surfed the IWC page (i usually don't surf the page cause they are awfully expensive). I called everywhere and everyone told me the 2007 model was impossible to get. Well I found a dealer who said he would call me back and that he expected one. Of course I thought he was blowing smoke up my a$$. But load and behold 3 months later he did, and I made the drive from Toronto Canada down to NYC, well more like New Jersey to pick it up. I love this watch so very much! In the mean time, in those 3 months I added a Rolex Explorer II and an Omega PO to the collection.Picture of the two watches I picked up while we were in NYC this past weekend.- #47 of the Exupery - Power Reserve- for my w

Just back from the watchmaker: my grandfather's Longines 5 Star Admiral
I finally had my grandfather¡¯s Longines Admiral service. I remember as a child seeing him wear the watch all the time. Working, golfing, lounging¡­.When I found it in a forgotten box of his possessions (he passed away in 1989 at the age of 89), it definitely had the look of a watch worn all the time.It was very dirty and the grit that built up between the Speidel band and the case actually pitted and rusted it a bit. Plus, the crystal had been cracked. Fortunately, the dial was pristine.Back from the watchmaker, the case is pretty well buffed out and a new crystal was fitted. The only lasting damage seems to be inside the case where the back screws in.The movement is the 17 jewel 507 (Record 1958-2) caliber. It sports 19,800 bph and has a power reserve of 44 hours according tor Ranfft. The only difference I can see in this model is that it lacks the quick date set feature.Interestingly, I noticed a small etching on the inside of one of the lugs which reads 7-13-66. So, the watch d

Ebel 1911 Chrono
Does anyone know anything about these watches? They have an inhouse movement based on a Lemania movement and are very thin and attractive (to me) for a chrono. I'm very curious. Hal