Omega Constellation Double Eagle Chrono

Hands-On: With The Bremont ALT1-WT World Timer (Live Photos, Availability, & Pricing)
Bremont makes some really tough, very werable, everyday pieces.? The watches are incredibly well built, and as Ben told you in the FT a few months back, all of them will soon be built in a state of the art Bremont facility not in the Vallee de Joux, but in the United Kingdom.? See how the dial above says "London" at 6 o'clock and not "Swiss Made?"At Basel World this year, we got a chance to preview what could be a really hot seller for Bremont, the ALT1-WT World Timer.? This new watch combines the funcationality of a chronograph with an easy to use world-time function and UTC hand.? It is also nice to see the dial on this world-timer take a step up when compared to the less expensive Solo models and classic Martin-Baker line.? As is becoming the norm for Bremont, this watch is the commercial version of a watch originally produced for a military unit, in this case the C-17 Globemaster. 2 OF 2 Inside the outstanding Bremont Trip-Tick case is a modified ETA movement that Bre

Another ID request, thanks in advance
I've always loved watches, ever since I could remember telling the time. I remember my very first watch but that's besides the point.I want to pass this love of the art to my daughter. To that end I bought her a very expensive (for me) Rolex cocktail watch for her 16th, I could barely afford it but she hardly dares wear it, so that defeated the point. So now I've bought her a Longines watch; still beautiful, mechanical, still solid gold (9ct aledgedly) and she loves it and wears it, which is the point.Now, I'd like to know a little more about it so I can tell her and make the bond complete. It was an eBay 'find' (I know, I know), but it looks so old and hardly worth copying, I thought it worth a go.I've done my fair share of browsing and used the vintage watch finder but I can't find a good match. I beleive it's from around late '30's early 40's (which stuns my daughter as she think I'm ancient) but I can't find a precise match & I've looked hard.Any help & valuation (for insur

Patek Philippe 5970 - from owner's perspective
Below is a personal take on Patek Philippe perpetual calendar chronograph by one of ourmembers. He wishes to remain anonymous, yet he would like to share some pictures as well as some first-hand experience with us, which we certainly appreciate !================================================== M¨¦nage ¨¤ trois"The 5970 is the modern classic Patek. It contains enough complications for the movement to be pure art. Something to simply look at to enjoy.It is a large enough watch to see the metal colors stand out, the Patek Rose gold is one of the most beautiful shades I have seen. It has a heritage from prior models and now has fathered a newer version, the 5270. The metal colors are matched to perfectly colored faces to make each one a different watch. Complicated but readable. The detail of the dial can only be seen under magnification, but has beauty to admire at any distance. From a practical matter, they are easy to read, not too heavy, they are comfortable to wear.Once set, it is ea

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Rolex Datejust 41 value
I know that the datejust line doesn¡¯t hold its value as well as the SS sports models but with the new datejust 41 do you think that trend will Change since it¡¯s so new? Has the updated movement and comes in SS with a jubilee option? I can understand that the 36mm is not for everyone. And the datejust ii wasn¡¯t as accepted as its proportions were a little off. Just curious because when I was looking to purchase a black/ blue dial jubilee fluted bezel model at my local AD I was only offered a 5% discount and it seems even the grey market the prices seem to be pretty close to retail. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk