Maurice Lacroix Les Classiques Blue Dial Chronograph Men's Watch LC6058-SS002-430

WatchTime’s November-December Issue is On Sale Now!
The November-December issue of WatchTime is on newsstands now (and also in the WatchTime online shop), featuring our test of the Omega Speedmaster Mark II, a showcase of Patek Philippe’s 24 most historic wristwatches, a horological tour of Switzerland’s Vall¨¦e de Joux,? and more. Scroll down for highlights from the issue¡­? In the cover feature, ¡°A Sleeker Speedy,¡± Jens Koch tests the recently re-released Omega Speedmaster Mark II, a more streamlined version of the Speedmaster that landed on the moon in 1969. Koch’s hands-on analysis provides all the pros and cons of this retro-styled timepiece, and Nik Sch?lzel provides original photos of the watch and its movement. (You may also download this article from the WatchTime online store.)? ¡°Patek Philippe Milestones,” written by watch historian Gisbert Brunner, marks the prestigious brand’s 175th anniversary with an exploration of its most important wristwatches, from the very first Patek Philippe wristwatch,

Devon Tread 1 Exoskeleton Watch
One of the new Devon watches for 2013 to be presented at Baselworld will be this Exoskeleton version of the Tread 1 (reviewed here). This will be Devon's highest-end watch to-date. While the core electro-mechanical movement from the Tread 1 remains more or less the same, and the overall design is certainly "Tread 1", this piece is a different beast altogether. For one thing Devon is thinking about making it in precious materials such as 18k white or rose gold. More importantly, it will be highly "skeletonized."Devon will likely use the same "ballistic polycarbonate" as the crystal for the many see-through elements of the watch. The plates over the time-telling treads are also new. One of the more interesting new features is that instead of coming on a strap, the Tread 1 Exoskeleton will come on a bracelet - also skeletonized. This is the most T1000 Terminator-worthy Devon watch to-date. It just needs glowing red parts. Skynet would be proud.Specific details and pricing will need to wai

1970s vintage Courm automatic
I'm working on this 1970s vintage SS Corum automatic that once it's finished it will be up for purchase.IMG_0044corum.jpg

Thanks to Dennis (Ulackfocus)
Thanks to Dennis, I have decided not to sell my first heirloom, and therefore I have restored itand thank to all who provided the directions for finding spare parts (speciall Ulackfocus and N2FHL for their advice)From there, I have digged in all my old relatives' drawers, to see what I find, and the findings continue So, some pics of the "new" watchesOmega Constellation f300 restored and fully working (first heirloom)Technos Pioneer, with new braceletAccutron Spaceview, now working great, with a new battery installed, and a good adjustment and fully servicedNew find: Seiko 5 AutomaticNew find: Longines Conquest, looking for a new strap...New find: Bulova Computron, this is the weirdest watch I haveIt seems like a robot head looking for a new strap, because it's bracelet is peeled off...With the dial offWith the dial onWell, that's for now, I will be adding more pics, once I have all the vintage and heirlooms restored and fullly functional...

AD availability- James Cameron and Bluesy
If anyone is interested, my AD has both and will ship.DM if interested.