IWC Ref. 666

Junghans Meister Telemeter Watch Is Going For Distance! And Going For Speed!
With their latest timepiece, the Meister Telemeter, Junghans is indeed going for distance, and speed. And yes, I couldn't help myself¨C when I realized the watch had both telemeter (for distance) and tachymeter (and speed) scales, well, that particular Cake lyric popped into my head (and managed to stay lodged there for a good bit as well). Fortunately for you and me, there's more than just a catchy pop reference to talk about with this watch.At first glance, I quickly gathered that this was indeed retro-styled. Further reading reveals that it's actually retro-inspired as well. Junghans has a history in timing, with their first tachymeter scale watches appearing in in the 1930s; jump forward to 1951, and you find watches from the brand that had an additional telemeter scale added on.It's from this 1951 model that the latest release draws inspiration. This shows up in how the dial is arranged, which is in part driven by the movement inside. In the 2014 model, it's the J880.3 movement tha

Anyone Like a Hirsch Sheep Strap on a Speedy?
Is this a good match for the Speedy? I was thinking of one in dark brown. Does anyone own one and would like to comment on it?

What are the top features you look for in a watch winder?
I've tested and owned a LOT of different kinds of watch winders. Here are the features I'd want if I could make a winder:1. It's got to have variable, programable heads: I think Orbita originated this trend, with their watch heads which could be set for several different speeds via "dip switches" you can change via an access pannel on many of their winder models. More recently Rotolution offers maximum flexibility and programability via the USB port and software interface. I think the biggest fear most people have in using a watch winder is that the winder will over time damage their watch. Making sure the watch does not get more than the maximum turns per day the movement needs to stay wound goes a long way in overcoming this fear.2. It's got to be quiet. Most winders I've tested over the last 5 years have got this figured out. Most winders are used in bedrooms. The problem I see now is that many winders I've used get noisier over time. But the higher end winders are, even

Winner of the 2008 ¡°Grand Prix d¡¯Horlogerie de Geneve¡±
INDUSTRY NEWS – TAG Heuer’s Grand Carrera Calibre 36 RS Caliper Chronograph Prize WinnerWinner of the 2008 “Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Geneve”Presented at BaselWorld 2008 as the TAG Heuer Concept Watch of the year, the Grand CARRERA Calibre 36 RS Caliper Chronograph fascinated watch collectors around the world. On November 13th, 2008, it captured the heart of the discerning jury of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Gen¨¨ve, in the Sports category. From concept to reality, TAG Heuer is also proud to announce the dream has come true: the Grand CARRERA Calibre 36 RS has reached top selected boutiques since September 2008.The Grand Prix de l’Horlogerie de Gen¨¨ve is the most prestigious award won by this stunning timepiece epitomizing the spirit of Grand Carrera and TAG Heuer motor racing heritage: It also was crowned in China by The Most Successful Design Award 2008 and in Mexico during the Salon Internacional de Alta Relojeria 2008. Jean-Christophe BA

Any advice?
Hello friendsI want to ask an opinion. What is the automatic Panerai watch that retains the best value A while ago I sold a 111 and bought a Rolex ceramic Sub Date(As always I regretted it) but I miss my PAM but now would like one automatic but of course a model with a reasonable price.Any advice? Thank you.