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Bring a Loupe: A Knockout Selection Of Vintage Chronographs From Eberhard, Heuer, And Universal Geneve
This week's Bring A Loupe is mostly about chronographs, one of the most useful (if not the most useful) complications out there. I could not resist featuring a couple of Heuer and Universal Geneve; they simply look too good! You will also find a rare Eberhard Contograf with an interesting date display, and a smaller Submariner from Tudor. This is your Bring A Loupe for December 4, 2015. A Heuer Camaro 73443, With Exotic Dial 1 OF 10 A Heuer Camaro had already made its way into our favorite watches under $5,000. While this example might set you above this budget, it really demonstrates the appeal of the Camaro, especially this reference 73443 with the date at 6 o'clock. Frankly, this is one of the best looking and best preserved Camaros I have seen in a long time, with a stunningly sharp case, and a warm patina that nicely complements the two orange hands. In addition, it comes with the original Gay Freres bracelet, sporting the correct HLA endlinks. This w

Daytona
I have become an Omega guy, but I bought a stainless Daytona new in 1998, and I'm thinking of letting someone else enjoy it. I know this isn't the sales forum, but my question is more about suggestions for selling the watch. Ebay makes me nervous with items of this value, and selling locally will guarantee a lower price. Any suggestions, Rolex guys? I have every paper and box it came with, including the receipt.

Hamilton & Bulova with Rolex & Longiness ?
Who said the Americans weren't good at this stuff?sciencemuseum.org.uk/onli...asurement.aspx

Out with the old and in with the new
After 10+ years of faithful service, usually in somewhat abusive situations, my trusty Timex beater watch seems to be on its death bed. It still works on an intermittent basis, but it stops several times a week and needs to be shaken vigorously for a few seconds to start up again. I've installed two different new batteries, but that didn't solve the problem. I'll hang on to it until it finally dies, but I can't trust it anymore for anything other than short term activities like going out for a run. I've put up with it for several months, so it was finally time to get its replacement.As the title says, out with the old and in with the new.OLD ($35 dollars well spent)NEWI gotta say, I'm really impressed with this Casio, especially since it was only $55 on sale.

If only it was offered in SS
At first glance, it looks like a Coke bezel. I like it and prefer it over the new Pepsi. Oh well....not a fan of TT or RG.