Omega Speedmaster Apollo XI 40th Anniversary Limited Edition NEW

Introducing The Hamilton Pan Europ, Vintage Inspired And Budget Friendly (Details & Pricing)
Back in 1971, Hamilton introduced the Pan Europ, one of the first automatic chronographs on the market (using the famous chrono-matic / Calibre 11 movement). Here we have a new non-chronograph watch inspired by that original design and bearing the Pan Europ name. The new Pan Europ still takes advantage of the cushion case shape and the bright colors but offers an overall simpler package. That it's relatively light on the wallet only adds to the appeal.The new Pan Europ is housed in a distinctive 42mm cushion case that looks just like what you'd find with many of the classic 70s racing chronographs. The integrated lugs are short and thick and it looks like the top of the case is brushed with polished bevels and edges. The aluminum bezel insert is marked in 15 minute increments with single minutes marked from 0 to 15 like what you might find on a dive watch. 2 OF 2 There are two dial color choices, one blue and the other grey. Both feature bright white Superluminova

5167/1a-001
Wanted something more "sporty", so I added some steel to the collection lately, in the form of a 5167/1A-001. Here are some pictures! The very first 5167's used the 315 movement, but most of them house the 324 movement. Mine is from the very latest production runs, and uses the silinvar hairspring as well.At 40mm, the watch sits very comfortably on the wrist! Hopefully my Aquanaut will find itself well at home along its 4 brothers and 1 sister.

B 17 ? Are They Kidding ?
I just spotted a thread with a "B17" in the title......and it's a watch .......As the daughter of a B17 pilot, I think that B17 is inappropriate name for a watch .......and I suspect that any history buff or war buff ( that does seem a bit odd to say....war buff) ....especially Americans, see "B 17" and automatically think of that plane......it wasn't an obscure plane, it was one of the most famous and respected and dangerous planes to fly in WW2......Quite a lot of young men lost their lives in that plane.....thousands of them.....and frankly, it upsets the bejabbers out of me to see it as a label for a watch ! I know there's nothing I can do about it, but I will always look with a bad feeling when I see B 17 mentioned as a mere watch ,....and I don't care who makes it .....or how great a watch it is .......it's a watch ! ......it's beyond tacky, it's disrespectful of the young men who flew and fought in that plane ..it's like naming a watch Treblinka or Auzwitch ( spelling ) ....

Travel Time Trilogy
Now i just need to pick someplace to go

Welcome letter after registeration
Question: Do you get a welcome letter from Patek every time you register a new watch? I got one for the first two, but not for the third and I am just wondering if this is unusual.