Longines Lindbergh 47 mm Manuale

Talking Watches: With Brad Farmerie
Welcome to episode 18 of Talking Watches. Today we're sitting down with Brad Farmerie, the executive chef behind several of the hottest New York City eateries right now. After honing his craft in London in the 1990s, Farmerie returned to the U.S. in 2003 to open Public Restaurant, which would earn the coveted Michelin Star a handful of years later. In 2011, Saxon + Parole opened its doors, and it is here that we met to discuss his thoughtfully curated collection. This is Talking Watches with Brad Farmerie. 1 OF 26 Bell & Ross BR 03 2 OF 26 Farmerie's first mechanical watch was this Bell & Ross BR 03, which was a wedding gift from his wife. As you'll see throughout his collection, Farmerie's tastes clearly tend toward the tool/function end of the spectrum – and this 42 mm aviation-themed piece is no exception. 3 OF 264 OF 26 JS Watch Co. Islandus 1919 5 OF 26 While on a work-related trip to Iceland, Fa

Hello from a watch newbie
Just wanted to stop by and introduce myself. David from Memphis TN.I've been reading over the different post here for a week or two now and decided to sign up and say thanks.....thanks for all the interesting information everyone has shared.I would'nt call my self a watch collector, I only have five and none very expensive. I have a Citizen Eco drive, three Nike sport watches a couple are pretty cool but not what I think a serious watch enthusiast would get excited about, a couple weeks ago I picked up a Swiss Army, base camp model, (my current favorite).Not sure why watches interest me, the inner workings are all foriegn to me, I just look at a watch and like the way it looks or not, but I'm finding the more I read here the more I'm becoming interested in "quality" watches as oppossed to "fashion type watches" I find myself leaning towards cleaner lines, less digital Hi tech watches that I can sinc into to my iphone, and such.I've been an avid collector and smoker of fine cigars for y

What did your Omega do Today?
Mine went spring skiing...at the local mole hill here in CT...

Speedmaster Gemini
What do you guys think about the Speedmaster 3565.80 Gemini? It's a limited edition piece with only 2005 made and is basically the moon watch with a blue dial and bezel. I'm being offered this watch bnib for 2300. is this a good deal?

Birth Date Watches
I am also a member of the Omega Forum and on there the members seem to like to collect watches from their year of birth.Do Rolex members do the same or is it a general watch thing. Any opinions or comments please, but not too nasty.