Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Chrono NEU incl. MWST mit Box und Pap

Hands-on with Max Bill Watches by Junghans
Max Bill was a renowned Swiss designer, graphic artist, and architect who is remembered, first and foremost, for his highly influential body of work. Though he studied at the Bauhaus school in Dessau, Germany, it would be a disservice to simply call him a student of the Bauhaus. Outspoken and brash, Bill expressed his distaste for shallow design; in fact, he often blamed American designers for the rise of what he called the "commodity aesthetic." But he also understood the fine balance between form and function, often citing the significance of beauty in his designs. He dedicated most of his career to developing long-lasting forms, blending style and utility to create work that was, in many ways, the spiritual successor to the Bauhaus movement.In 1956, Max Bill began a collaboration that would cement his name in the world of horology. Junghans, a German watch company founded in 1871, approached Bill to design a set of watches and clocks for the brand. Fascinated by time, Bill accepted

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I have never seen, and hope never to again, anything quite like this.I will have nightmares.I hope someone sees this on TV.I would love to hear how they describe this one!!It is monstrously big at 44mmx53mm with a 33mm strap!!!How would you sell this??

Speedmaster Moonwatch 145012
Hi everyone,Was looking around a vintage shop yesterday for a sub 1680 or 5513 when I came accross this classic moonwatch. Altho I do not like any chronographs on my watches,the classic lines and the patina on the markers have attracted me to the watch. I was just wondering if $2700 is a good price for it,the outside of the watch looks clean to me and it comes with the original bracelet and an extra leather strap? Will this vintage piece increase in value just like a vintage rolex would? Is this watch ok for daily wear,even taking shower with it? Any other inputs that I need to know is much appreicated.Thank you very much in advance!Best Regards,Arthur

4 PAMs for your yacht inspired by the Eilean
according to here, $5,200 for the barometer, $5,100 for the clock, and $4,400 for the hygrometer and thermometer.

Another 16710 Question
Good morning. I would really appreciate some opinions from you all. I own a GMT 16710 with Pepsi insert. No original papers but I have had it serviced and the RSC warranty card does note it as a BLRO. I have read recently that maybe they were all sold ¡®the same¡¯ which was new to me. Thing is I absolutely love the watch BUT... since buying a PP 5712 I am thinking of trimming down a little- My sub c now feels big and heavy and barely worn.DJ41 never gets a look in so sellingI really want to keep a black bezel sports Rolex but maybe just one. The 5 digit subs really do sing to me but I hate the clasp, much prefer the GMT clasp. The question is, do I sell up and keep my GMT but get a black bezel insert instead? I know prices have gone through the roof so I am wondering if it worth trying to find a black or just change mine as I am not as in love with the blue/red as I was. Or get a 5 digit sub and swap the bracelet. I think I want the aim to be 2 watches you see. The Nautilus and a play Ro