JeanRichard JUVENTUS CHRONOSCOPE 2005/2006 LIMITED EDITION

Graham Chronofighter Oversize Titanium SAS Watch Is Big, Contradictory, Camouflaged
People go crazy over Graham watches. Especially the Chronofighter series. The trendy English watch maker has some very appealing designs, and I can personally attest to the fact that the build quality of these watches is very good. The Chronofighter series of watch is typified by a unique chronograph pusher system, and apparently is easier to use. It is easier to put, being trigger like, which helps as they are on the left side. The crown has a pusher built in to it, which is depressed by the trigger. The top pusher is the reset button for the chronograph, but you knew that because it says so on the watch.This particular model is the "Chronofighter Oversize Titanium SAS." You can ignore the oversize part. I hate use of the term. See my article on "oversized" here. The watch is 47mm wide. Oversized would imply it was 47 inches wide. That actually would be oversized. The fact that it has "titanium" in the name, would imply that it is titanium, which it is. A trait that makes this watch o

Hands-On: The A. Lange & S?hne Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon (Live Pics, Thoughts)
There’s a reason Ben – and the rest of the team at HODINKEE – dream of the Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon. I mean, it’s a Datograph Perpetual with an added tourbillon. A watch made “just because,” A. Lange & Söhne told a group of dumbfounded journalists during their presentation at SIHH 2015. But it’s a little more complex than that. 1 OF 7 The Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon, whose name stands proudly on the dial, combines a column-wheel chronograph with flyback function, a perpetual calendar with jumping displays, and a tourbillon, inside one of the most desirable watches of the 21st century: the Datograph. They called it “technically impressive,” which is possibly the greatest display of Saxon understatement we’ve ever come across. The first two complications sit elegantly on the dial side while the third hides on the other, under the 12 o’clock position, performing a one-minute rotation t

Photo request!
Could someone post a photo of a Hamilton Jazzmaster Mens Auto SS H32555135? The only pictures I've been able to find are the black and white, almost diagram-like ones. You can't really tell if the face is too busy from that.

Vintage Brevet Pocket Watch - any info please
Hi, it's been a while since I posted a watch, so here's an unusual vinatge pocket watch made by 'Brevet', the watch has an enamel face and a window at the back containing a card with three photographs one being King Edward VII, the card seems to be loose and you can move it around by moving the watch, however I'm wondering if it is supposed to rotate with the watch movement?I've been told the watch does actually work, however the crown has been lost so I cannot wind it up to see.I've been told this watch is from 1911, howeevr as Edward died in 1910, I'm not sure whether it is more likely to have been slightly earlier.Any information woudl be appreciated (I've not opened the watch, I was able to swivel the crystal, but I didn't want to force anything as the watch is not mine.)Brevet_Front2.jpgBrevet_Back.jpgBrevet_Front.jpg

Patek buckle or not?
Hi,My 2593 is on a Patek signed leather strap. I am investigating if the buckle is aftermarket or if it is the correct Patek buckle. It is not signed anywhere which naturally would indicate that it is aftermarket. I have seen similar buckles on the bay that the sellers claim to be authentic. I am dubious though. Can anybody shed some light on this?Thanks!