Omega De Ville Acciaio 1979 Bracciale Originale

TAG Heuer’s Silverstone Chronograph Lives Again in 2010
To mark its 150th anniversary, TAG Heuer will re-issue the Silverstone Chronograph in February 2010 as a limited edition piece. Originally introduced in 1974, the Silverstone is instantly recognizable by its cushion cut-shaped case. Named for the famous racing circuit in England, the Silverstone followed the Monaco, incorporating TAG’s patented technical breakthroughs that made waterproof square and barrel-shaped cases possible. For the Silverstone, TAG Heuer¡¯s design team softened the Monaco’s angles. Both the original Monaco and Silverstone housed the Chronomatic Caliber 11, the first self-winding automatic chronograph with micro-rotor. Before the Caliber 11, chronographs were hand-wound and watchmakers placed the crown at 3 o¡¯clock for easy access. Caliber 11 freed TAG Heuer¡¯s designers from this constraint, and Jack Heuer decided to place the crown of the Monaco and Silverstone at 9 o¡¯clock. The reborn Silverstone is powered by an updated version of the Caliber 11 with

A. Lange & Sohne Factory Trip Part 2: The Luxury German Watch Manufacturing Process
Mysteries are things you can't unravel in your mind. Knowledge of origin is key to dispelling an enigma, and the pathway to appreciation. You can't have passion for something you don't really understand. I began my love of watches ignorant of what went into making most watches. True timepiece appreciation can only come when you really know what goes into constructing watches. It gives you the ability to evaluate the high quality from the mainstream, and foresight to look beyond the dial.This article is the second part of my A. Lange & Sohne Germany trip discussion. It has taken me longer to get to writing this than I would have preferred, but it has given me time to lets these facts ruminate. In the part I article covering my trip I left off talking about the history of the brand and describing the watch making region. We are ready to go into the heart of the manufacture, taking (some of)? the mystery out of the end result, and impressing upon you what really goes into making the f

18k Models
This is all the 18k Models. If there are any additions or corrections, please let me know.Astramatic I (1957)Automatic K-100 (1955)Automatic K-150 (1955)Barbizon (1957)Fontainebleau 18KGordon (1941)Hartman (1953)Kevin (1954)Rectangular (1927)Richmond (1935)Stormking I (1955) 18k/ssbThin-o-matic T-101 (1962)

Breitling Navitimer Montbrilliant LTD Edition Legende- Check in & #
There were 1000 Stainless and 1000 Two-Tone made. Let's see where each of these watches reside. Please post your number, style and location#669 (Stainless) Baltimore, MD USA

Help Me Identify this HAMILTON!
I am trying to Identify the name of this HAMILTON. It has a 987A Movement. Thanks in advance!