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Archimede Has Two Classic Pilot Watches You Want At Good Prices
Classic pilot watches were designed to be legible in all light conditions and worn over a flight jacket. They needed to be tough and really clear to someone who was wearing goggles. Companies such as IWC and Glashutte pioneered the designs, and since then many others have taken the look in many directions. Those that stick with tradition do it best.German watch maker Archimede has spent a good deal of their efforts on pilot watches, with good results. Faces are often the same, with bold luminant smothered number markers against a black dial. Pilot watches were among the first "big watches," so we can enjoy amble proportions. These two new PVD coated "Black Pilot" watches from Archimede do the tradition justice. The good news about the watches is that they are fully featured, but without taking away from the theme. Inside you will find either an ETA 2824, or Valjoux 7750 chronograph movement. Both automatic movements of course. The three hand model has a nicely integrated black backgrou

Planet Ocean Markings
Is there suppose to be an emobossed horse shoe Omega emblem on the outer edge of the rear of the watch back next to the words Planet Ocean to prevent replicas? I know there is a horse shoe in the center of the watch back below the horse.

Here I am: a new user!
Hi to everyone!I'm a new user and I've just discovered this forum. As I can see, you're all watches' enthusiasts. I'm not an expert in this field, but I really like wrist watches, especially the mechanical ones. So I hope to be in the right place!

Which Annual Calendar?
Hi all,Recently I've got my eye on a 5726a and am selling a few pieces to fund the watch. The seller also told me of a mint 5146P which is about 20% more but is quintessentially PP. Given that annual calendars seem so much more affordable than the perpetuals, which annual calendar would you prefer and why?

Shall I keep my Daytona 116500LN white face?
Hi there, I'm a new member, I'm not a collector by any means but I did buy my father a GMT II for his 60th Birthday in 2005 I think its a 16710. I know a little bit about the sports watches but really not much compared to the wealth of knowledgeable members posts I have read on this forum.I had the good fortune of picking up a 116500LN recently from an AD. Its a long story as I wanted a BLNR but ended up with the Daytona. Now I have this watch which is gorgeous, It cost me a lot of money and I'm in too minds whether to keep it, I can't really afford to have a watch that expensive unless its going to appreciate in value. I am aware its worth more than what I paid for it. But what about in 10 years time when a new version comes out, will this watch plummet in price to below retail? I doubt very much I will ever wear the watch as its still in the box with tags. Should I keep this box in the safe untouched or sell it now before the next Daytona comes out?Thank you for your help.