Longines Admiral GMT

Holy Grail Eterna Super KonTiki IDF Watch Available
Watch lovers each have "holy grail" watches. These are prized pieces that are rare and desirable to the watch lover. They are sometimes new watches, old watches, expensive watches, or just plain rare watches. Here is an interesting one from Eterna, in the best condition I have ever seen. This is the Eterna Super KonTiki, which is a diver's watch at heart. Eterna is a laudable brand that just made a reappearance in the US after not being officially sold in the US for some time. I am glad to see them back. Back to the Super KonTiki at issue.In the 1970s, Eterna started to supply the elite forces of the Israeli military with Eterna watches, most of them being this style of Super KonTiki. Most of those special forces were part of the IDF (Israeli Defense Forces) commando unit. This is the same group that was known for going on covert missions all over the world seeking out WWII war criminals, and performing missions on terrorist enemies (recall the movie Munich). Most of these highly train

The case of mm 43.5 exquisite white gold of the legendary this Montblanc P10 bursts of Minerva 16-29.
The periphery of the dial has a scale range finder, so the tachometer scale occupies the centre, where it is wound as the shell of a snail for a sufficient length to allow measures tachometer up to three minutes of the period. The case of mm 43.5 exquisite white gold of the legendary this Montblanc P10 bursts of Minerva 16-29. This caliber has all horological and chronometric features of sky: a balance of large and heavy with adjustment along the rim screws; a balance of spring with a curve Terminal Philips; a Swan neck adjustment mechanism; a chronograph in the shape of V-bridge; meticulously and manually beveled and finely finished chronograph-lever; Classic horizontal coupling; and a wheel column to control the chronograph function."Implementation function", i.e. the exact abrasion to adjust the lever Chronograph, takes several hours, craft careful manual with number 1, 000ths of a millimetre accuracy.

Need Help with first Hamilton Purchase
Hi All,I have been wanting to purchase a Tonneau style 1927 engraved watch. I found this one, but it seems pretty pricey. I have seen others in the 500-$800 range. What makes this one bring that premium? Also, what general things should I look for when purchasing vintage Hamiltons?Any help is appreciated!

175th Anniversary Collection - 5975 metal dilema
I am considering ordering a 5975 from the 175th anniversary collection:-.patek/contents/default/en/5975J_001.htmlNot sure on the colour to go for (have not managed to get an allocation for the P).Leaning towards the G but the R / J do look very special.Any input appreciated.Thanks

New incoming
Hi folks,Posted about a week or so ago about the Aquanaut seducing me into buying her while I was out shopping for my Rolex GMT BLNR. Well, I've nearly got her - it has been one of the longest weeks of my life. I bought the watch last week but can only collect it when I leave the country since I bought it duty free. I'm leaving tomorrow! But I visited it yesterday to get it sized and get a pic (obviously). Erred slightly on the large side when it came to sizing. I'm keen to wear it a bit and see how it feels and then finetune the last segment or two myself. Funny story: I strap it on to try and and look at the face - only to see the watch running and the date 'stuck' halfway in the date window! My mind went to all the sticky date window threads! I looked a bit harder and noticed the time was at 12:01 - so just changing over. Happily by 12:03 the change was done and the date was as it should be. Paranoid much! I am spending too much time here. LOLMore pics to follow once I officially ha