Omega Constellation Chronometer 27 mm Brushed Stainless Steel

LAST CHANCE: Claude Bernard Chronograph Automatic Watch Giveaway
Just a few more days to enter for a chance to win a Claude Bernard Chronograph Automatic?watch, this month on watches-dealer. For a chance to win, please visit the Claude Bernard Chronograph Automatic watch giveaway page here.

In-Depth: Smoke And Mirrors In The American Watchmaking Industry
Recently there has been a resurgence of new American watch brands, selling "handmade watches,” “manufactured” and “built” in America. Bringing watch manufacturing back to the USA is a huge and exciting undertaking that a wide audience of watch customers are eagerly waiting for. The problem is, a lot of the watch brands advertising using those slogans are not telling the truth. If your watch is Made in USA, the movement inside it also needs to be made in the USA. Some background helps for clarity. A mechanical watch consists of a case, strap or bracelet, dial, hands and movement. The movement is the engine of a watch, containing all of the parts that make a watch tick. A very simple mechanical watch movement will contain around 50 individual parts. The movement is not one part, like the case is. The movement consists of the majority of parts in a mechanical watch, and is very expensive and time consuming to manufacture.

Historical Perspectives: The IWC Ceramic Fliegerchronograph Reference 3705, A Look Back At A Rare Mo
One of the rarest and most interesting IWC watches of the last few decades is one that a lot of newer IWC clients and fans might not even have heard of: the long out-of-production reference 3705, ceramic cased “Fliegerchronograph” or Pilot’s Chronograph. The Fliegerchronograph was first introduced by IWC in 1994 (a follow-on from an almost completely forgotten hybrid quartz-mechanical watch, the 36 mm “Pilot’s Watch Chronograph,” which debuted at the Dübendorf Airfield, near Zurich, all the way back in 1988). The ceramic cased "Fliegerchronograph Keramik" 3705 was introduced in the same year as the standard stainless steel version, reference 3706. We covered 3705 in a comparison with a modern ceramic IWC pilot's chrono almost four years ago, so we thought it might be time to take another look. 1 OF 7 3705 was not the first ceramic cased watch made by IWC. The company had experimented with zirconium oxide ceramic as ea

Lovin' "SINNin' "
I have only been a "SINNer" since the mail truck ran this morning, but I'm lovin' it! I was torn between the U1 and the U1 SDR. Now that I am so crazy about the SDR model, I guess I best keep an eye open for a pristine U1. Here is my U1 SDR on a black/ low lite hardware ZULU. Cheers, Bill P.

mitsukoshi panda dial !!!
I just got word from Ofrei that my mitsukoshi dial and handset has shipped !!! I was told it was the last one available from them !!I wasnt sure which sweep second hand i wanted to use so I ordered 4 different ones ( one silver, one black with lume - same as original on 3570 and I ordered a black one with no lume and a vintage orange hand from a cal 861 thats aged and turned red)im thinkin ill go with the red hand ! stay tuned for pics early in the new year !!