Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Squadra World Chronograph Polo Fields

VISUAL QUIZ: Can You Identify These Mystery Watches?
Can you identify a watch at 40 paces? How about when only a bit of the watch is visible, the rest hidden by a shirt cuff? To test your watch spotting skills, we’ve cropped images of 15 well-known modern watches so that you can see only a portion of the dial and case. Can you identify them? The answers, along with the complete images, appear at the bottom. Good luck!                   Answers: 1. Vacheron Constantin Historiques American 1921 2. Seiko Spring Drive 3. Richard Mille RM001 4. Lange 1 Timezone 5. Greubel Forsey Double Tourbillon 6. Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph 7. Breguet La Tradition 7027 8. F.P. Journe Chronometre Bleu 9. Girard-Perregaux Tourbillon with Three Gold Bridges 10. H. Moser & Cie. Perpetual 1 11. Jaquet Droz Grande Seconde 12. IWC Mark XVI 13. Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Tourbillon 14.

Bremont Jaguar MKI And MKII Non-Limited Edition Jaguar Collaboration Watches
It was?just about six months?ago that English watch brand Bremont announced its new partnership?with fellow English car manufacturer Jaguar, and now, with the Bremont Jaguar MKI and Bremont Jaguar MKII watches, we see that collaboration result in the first series of non-limited edition watches. At Baselworld 2015, Bremont will debut two new pieces?inspired by the famous vintage?Jaguar E-Type road car: the Bremont Jaguar MKI, a three-hand model, and the Bremont Jaguar MKII, which is a bi-compax chronograph.What happened half-a-year ago was that?Bremont announced a limited edition of six time-only watches, inspired by the famous Jaguar E-Type race car ¨C so much so that, in fact, the?watch?was?designed to be sold to the future owners of the six $1.6 million re-production?E-Types that Jaguar created?last year. The dial design was largely inspired by the tachometer (or rev-counter) of the E-Type, as the watch featured similar fonts and red-zone between 3 and 4 o'clock.The reason I'm telling

Has the current economy affected your watch buying?
Hey guys,Last year I put on hold buying watches, saving for my dream Spring Drive GMT. But along the year unforeseen expenses just creeps up...now I kinda regret with the prices gone up on some of the watches I have been holding back on. What about you guys? Cheers!

Fakes vs. Re-Issues vs. Homages - WTF Definitions
Hi everyone,Recently there has been several discussions on "homage" brands, and some debate on what they really are by definition. While there isn't much debate on the legality of the products, people have different opinions on what these terms mean and which watch brands and/or models fall into each of the categories. The fact the term "homage" is interpreted by people in different ways seems to be the root of some of the more heated debates, not the actual watch itself.To help provide a consistent & people-friendly format and reduce confusion when we discuss or talk about homages, re-issues & fakes, we've come up with a "Watch Talk Forum Definition" for these 3 terms. They are:Replica, fake or counterfeit:An exact copy of a watch, including the name of the copied brand. It's made by another company and meant to deceive people (but not always the buyer) into believing it is the copied brand's watch or falsely presents itself as the copied brand, usually a much higher priced

Any Polar AND Black dial 16570 owners?
Have a birth year 16570 with black dial from 1989. Picking up a 2006 Polar 16570 today. Anyone else own this watch in both polar AND black?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk