Michele Sport Sail Stainless Steel Ladies Watch MWW01C000056

Bring a Loupe: The Two World-Class Watches From 1942 That Could Sell Cheap At Next Week's Christ
One of the questions I'm asked most by watch collectors is "what's next?" in the world of vintage watches. We've seen the likes of Universal Geneve and Heuer really climb over the last few years, and Rolex and Patek – well – you know about them already. The two answers that I have been most often giving over the last 18 months or so, at least when talking about high-end vintage watches, is complicated Vacheron and AP's. The quality, the design, and pure, unadulterated watchmaking make these two categories so fun to observe, and the rarity and value make them fantastic places to spend your hard-earned money, in particular relative to vintage Patek. Today I'll take a look at two watches, both for sale in next Monday's Christie's Geneva sale, that are simply divine vintage watches, and could in fact both sell at the low end of estimates simply because, well, they're not Pateks. And that is just silly. Strangely, they both happen to hav

Rolex on Mount Everest...
Hi Everybody!!!I hope you had an excellent holiday season and I wish you nothing but the best in 2009!!!I spent much of my holiday season working on putting together the Mercedes Gleitze Rolex Oyster story and on the story of Rolex on Mount Everest which you can see at:See below for the link, and read the below disclaimer regarding certain questionable content in the article.I hope you enjoy the Mount Everest story I just completed. It is amazing!!!Happy New Year!!!!JakePLEASE READ THE BELOW DISCLAIMER BEFORE CLICKING ON JAKE'S LINK!!I think it needs to be address up front that Jake has chosen to use a nude Playboy photo of Marilyn Monroe in this article. At the very least, this article should have been labled "Not Work Safe" at the begining. Neither should you read this article in the pressence of young children. WATCH TALK FORUMS maintains a strict "PG-13" on all material posted on this forum, as per our rules and guidelines. Therefore, I believe it would be irresponsible for us

Need help identifying my new (vintage) Hamilton
I am new to the forum and to Hamiltons. I bought this Hamilton of Ebay and have looked at the listed catalogs on the forum and havent been able to classify it. It is an automatic with a brown face and date. The watch runs great, and the date feature works, although its faded. There is an "H" on the crown. I have posted some pics. Thanks!!!

3590 or 3570 just wanted some opinions.
I've been looking to replace my Speedy I sold off a few years ago. Amazing how much prices have changed even in just 5 years. Anyways, I'm looking at 2. Ones a 3590 from 1996 no box, last of the Tritium dials and the other is a 2012 3570 with full kit. The 3590's a few hundred dollars cheaper. I'm leaning towards that one as I like the aged look. But wanted to know if anyone had some strong opinions either way.

Of the New GMTs Which Will You Buy?
OK which will you buy? 126710BLRO, 126711CHNR, and/or 126715CHNR? For me it will be the 11CHNR.