Hamilton Intra-Matic Men's Watch H38755131

Perrelet Turbine XL America Limited Edition Watch
Apparently the 4th of July comes a bit late this year as Perrelet has just released a very American watch that celebrates our stars and stripes. See, if the Swiss can love America I am sure there is hope for our economy. Just send some of those excess Francs you guys keep whining about."Boohoo! Our money is sooo valuable!" They truly are an oppressed people.This cool new watch makes me happy to look at and is a special rendition of the newer Turbine XL watch. Perrelet also released two special edition (also limited) Turbine (non XL) watches that I will discuss in another post. What is exactly is up with the comically buff Uncle Sam? Why is he so pissed off? And who does our patriarch of patriots wish to punch? At least we know he puts on a Perrelet when getting pugilistic.The Turbine XL America (see more stuff here) is 50mm wide in DLC black coated steel (ref. A4015/1). The outer bezel has blue sections with white stars (50 of them! Notice how the sections have either 8 or 9 stars to a

Bring a Loupe: A Rare Speedmaster, Two Chronographs With Famous Movements, And A French Diver's Watch
This week's Bring A Loupe brings us back to the 1950-'60s era with some rare watches from Longines, Minerva, and Rolex. Time-only, chronograph, and dive watches are all represented here, underlining the timeless beauty of vintage timepieces. We have also selected the best lots from an upcoming Omega auction in Sweden, including a very nice Omega Speedmaster with an interesting orange hand. This is your Bring A Loupe for October 23, 2015. A Very Rare Longines, The Reference 2160 With Mushroom Pushers 1 OF 12 Usually, I don't feature non-functioning watches but I had to make an exception for this Longines from the 1930's. You can immediately see how rare it is, with one glance at its mushroom pushers and another at the legendary 13-ZN movement with fly-back function. The downside of this watch is obviously its poor condition, from a washed-up dial to a movement that needs some serious servicing. It is evidently too special to be called a project watch

AP Stainless Steel Royal Oak Selfwinding dial variations; Blue, black, white or grey?
All,Following the release of a new dial variant for the stainless steel AP Royal Oak Selfwinding 15400ST and the positive uptake of a similar thread related to the AP Royal Oak Chronograph 26331ST, it would be interesting to understand the relative popularity of the stainless steel AP Royal Oak Selfwinding 15400ST dial variations at this stage and I have set up a poll to collect this information and welcome any additional comments!Blue dialBlack dialSilvered white dialRuthenium grey dial

Suzy - is this what you're after? (kidding!)
cgi.ebay/ICELINK-Aqua-Ter...item1c1d075d9dWhat in the world? Can't possibly be real, could it? I don't know anything about Omegas.

Lume 5167 a bit shoddy
I bought a 10x loupe lol Everyone warned me don't look at your rolex! Unfortunately I found nothing wrong with my rolex but found something I didn't care for on my patek. Go figure.The lume on the hour hand is sort of rough and poorly applied. The result is a noticeable dark spot on the hand, particularly when glowing.Not sure I even care but maybe PP would replace it under warranty? Couldn't get a good picture, sorry ImageUploadedByTapatalk1421946624.056778.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1421946632.576598.jpg