Omega Constellation Polished 27mm

Carl F. Bucherer Patravi TravelTec in Black
Carl F. Bucherer’s triple-time-zone chronograph watch, the TravelTec, gets a matte-black makeover at Baselworld 2016. Previously available in steel and rose-gold variations, the newest version of the Carl F. Bucherer Patrvai TravelTec features a scratch-resistant black DLC coating.The wafer-thin but exceptionally durable DLC (diamond-like carbon) finish on the TravelTec is applied in a multi-stage process, enhancing both the scratch-resistance and shock absorption of the 46.6-mm stainless steel case as well as the stainless steel bracelet (which is outfitted with a black DLC-coated folding clasp). The dark, monotone look echoes that of the black dial, which displays three time zones simultaneously, the third by means of a central red hand pointing to a rotating 24-hour scale on the dial’s flange. In addition to the two chronograph pushers on the right side of the case, the watch features a monopusher at 10 o’clock that enables the wearer to set the third time zone in

Historic Celebrity Watches on the Block at Antiquorum’s April Auction
Antiquorum Auctioneers’ next ¡°Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces¡± auction will be held April 10th in New York City. Among the many exceptional pieces offered for sale are several watches associated with celebrities from the worlds of sports and entertainment, including a rare Rolex owned by Charlie Chaplin and a Bulova owned by Joe DiMaggio.Fans of Hollywood’s silent film era will be drawn to one of the headliners of the sale, a left-handed Rolex once owned by the legendary “Little Tramp,” Charlie Chaplin. Not only is this timepiece an important piece of pop memorabilia due to its connection with Chaplin, one of the most iconic filmmakers and actors of all time; it is also significant because of its extreme rarity. One of the few left-handed models produced by Rolex during this period, it has a stainless steel case and a pristine enamel dial with a retailer signature by Asprey. It is accompanied by four vintage photos and various authenticating correspond

Anyone familiar with these cases?
cgi.ebay/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ht_3595wt_1167Seemed like a good deal, and even has spots for items other than watches. I think I can make do with a case that holds 11, combined with my two winders. I really need to start asking opinions before purchasing instead of after, but I didn't think the quality of what is basically a box was as important as of the winders and watches!Shipping was a little high, but combined with the sale price it seemed acceptable.Sorry if there are typos in this, I was being lazy and didn't get my reading glasses to post this!

15710 on chrono 24 question
Was having a look on chrono 24 today for 15710 although not planning to buy until start on February but noticed there was none in the uk are these hard to get in the uk?Also seen a few at very good prices from Russia and Singapore if I was to buy from one of these countries would I get any charges ?

Omega and "Limited" Editions
I have always been a fan on Omega watches, but is seems more often than not they are coming up with more and more limited editions to the point where I'm not sure they are doing themselves a favor. While the number of units produced for each addition seems limited, the sheer number of different limited editions Omega puts out is almost mind boggling...Just curious what others think...1.) Does Omega put out too many limited editions?2.) In your opinion, what are the top 3 most sought after LE from Omega?Look forward to hearing people's thoughts!