Omega Black Dial Constellation Chronometer von 1959

Tiger Woods Signs Endorsement Deal with Rolex
Today Tiger Woods and Rolex announced a new partnership that marks the return of Woods to the world of big-time endorsements. The deal follows TAG Heuer’s August decision to drop Woods as an ambassador, and it is the first major endorsement deal for Woods since the downfall that began in November, 2009. “Rolex is convinced that Tiger Woods still has a long career ahead of him and that he has all the qualities required to continue to mark the history of golf,” Rolex said in a statement posted on its official website on Wednesday. “The brand is committed to accompanying him in his new challenges.”“This association pays tribute to the exceptional stature of Tiger Woods and the leading role he plays in forging the sport’s global appeal. It also constitutes a joint commitment to the future.”In a sense, Woods is returning home. He signed an endorsement deal with Rolex’s Tudor brand in 1997, shortly after turning pro.The terms of the new d

Found: General Patton's Five Minute Repeating Split Second Chronograph Pocket Watch (Live Photos
We see a lot of watches at HODINKEE – complicated, simple, new, and vintage. Every once in a while a watch comes across our desks that makes us stop and think about history and time. Recently, we had the pleasure of seeing a unique pocket watch from the early 20th century. This gold Tiffany & Co. watch features a five minute repeating split second chronograph movement made by Patek Philippe. The engraving on the cuvette reads, "Lieut. George S. Patton U.S.A., from his Father and Mother, June 11 1909," confirming that this is General George S. Patton's pocket watch. 1 OF 8 General George S. Patton 2 OF 8 General Patton was a U.S. Army general, who commanded forces across the Mediterranean and European theaters in World War II. He is widely regarded as one of the most successful U.S. field commanders in history, and was well known for his bravado and determination. If you haven't seen the 1970 film "Patton" do yourself a fav

Is this normal for a new Royal Oak?
I just purchased this new Royal Oak Dual Time, I am absolutely in love with the watch. And I hope that this will be the first of many AP purchases.One thing that is bugging me about the watch, is the the AP Logo on the clasp sticks out while it's on my wrist, doesn't matter what position my hand is in, it extends out, I want to know if this is normal, or is this a defect?It is still under warranty, so I don't think that will be an issue, but if it's part of the design, I can get used to it, any help would be appreciated.

Wrist Shots of some New Models at AD
Got to try a few on today at the Tiffany Location in Manhattan.favorite was the 5524 & 5170i learned the 5524 travel time buttons have a quarter turn action on them so they do not get accidentally depressed. the buttons felt very nice with a soft sturdy detent feeling to them when turned.5270R looked amazing but i didn't try it on5370 was not available to see.side note all watches were non functioning.

New strap.
New strap today. with matching keyring.Sent by Taptalk from my phone which rather annoyingly and randomly rotates my pictures the wrong way around whenever it takes a fancy. I am sure the damn things got a mind of its own. :-(