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UTS Adventure Power Reserve Watch With Breguet-Like Inspiration
The watch above is the newer-ish UTS Adventure Power Reserve watch. UTS is a hardcore boutique tool watch maker in Germany, with a very dedicated production team and a small volume of watches made each year. It is rare that they release a totally new product, and for Basel World, that is just what they have done. The Adventure Power Reserve really don't look like anything else in their line up. In my opinion, is strongly similar to the below Breguet Moon Phase Power Reserve Ref. 7137BA/11/9V6. Minus the moon phase of course. Is that a striking dial similarity or what?Inside the Adventure Power Reserve is a manually wound Unitas caliber 6497-1 that has been modified with a power reserve indicator. It is a simple, but hardy movement. I would have liked to see a more complex movement for what this watch will inevitably cost. UTS has always been known for high quality cases, this being among them. It is a look that further appears nicer on your arm, than off your arm. The bolted case look

Looking for used SMP co-axial 2500(B)
Obviously there are lots out there for sale from reputable dealers. My question is how would I be able to know which caliber version I was buying? My preference is B. thanks for any help, info.

Has any one heard of Festina?
"cause I never did untill my last cruise. Forgive my amature status here but there are alot of brands I never heard of before November of last year. (when my obsession over watches reignited. ) Festina is a brand I was introduced to on the ship and was recomended to buy but having never heard of it before was very leary. They are nice looking pieces but I want to see if any of you guys out there have ever heard of them.....There are actually several brands I would like to ask about but lets start with Festina.( and Voyager leaves the solar system in search of answers)

Buying A 44mm Offshore
Hello TRF-ers! I'm really considering to buy a new 44mm Offshore soon. My choice is either the 26400SO or 26400IO. I know there's been a couple of thread comparing these two watches, but I'm sincerely confused. My local AD has a new 26400SO which I was really surprised of, so I'm buying new. From what I see most of you prefer the 44mm Ti, but I haven't seen it in real life. And I'm afraid that the dark grey combo makes my 42mm Vampire a bit redundant because of the black/dark grey and red color scheme. On the other hand, I just saw the 26400SO and I think it looks awesome . Let me know what which one you think I should choose . And how much should I pay for the 26400SO if I want to buy it? And since I've seen the Elephant a few times, how does the grey color of 26400IO looks like compared to the Elephant? I uploaded the pic of 26400SO on my wrist and my two-watch collection

Wanting to find an A33030 for my B-day
Hi guys. So if you may have seen my post in the PP discussion, you might realize that I'm out to add to my little collection. A watch that I've always had a soft spot for was the Navitmer A33030. I don't mind saying that any of the higher end watches are above my means but then again, that's part of what makes them so enjoyable to me. Any thoughts on how safe it is to assume that this watch won't lose value in the future? And how much would be a good deal for a excellent condition purchase complete with box/papers? Thanks!