Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow 321.10.42.50.01.001 Round Black Dial Automatic Watch

Tudor North Flag Watch In-House Mvment Baselworld 2015
No point in waiting, since one of Tudor's new-for-2015 watches has apparently been leaked a bit in advance of Baselworld 2015 - this is the Tudor North Flag watch, and I think we are going to rather like it. A picture of a catalog or magazine page with the Tudor North Flag watch has been posted by watchawrist (the personal Instragram account of fakewatchbuster) and I don't doubt that it is real. Tudor even has a trademark registration for Tudor North Flag. I also suspect that another 2015 watch from the brand will be the Tudor Wildcall - so we will see what that ends up being.Aside from having a dial that looks a lot like the lovely Eterna KonTiki Diver from 2008 complete with the same color tone and style of power reserve indicator, the Tudor North Flag is said to contain Tudor's first in-house made movement. Given that Tudor is owned by Rolex - who makes movements for all of their own watches, it isn't surprising that Tudor has an easy way of getting well-made in-house movements. Wha

Triple Watch Mobile Phone Concept By Manon Maneenawa: A Realistic Phone Watch
Typically concept phone/watch combinations are intriguing, but so far away from practicality or the limits of current technology that they are only worth a brief glance. Then there are those things that actually look as though they could work with what we have today. This is why I am excited about the Triple Phone Watch concept.In a nutshell, the device is a folding phone that fits on a wrist strap. When the phone is folded, a smaller anterior screen displays the time. To use the phone, the wear slips out the phone and unfolds it. A concern immediately appears, but I think is easily dismissed. You can surmise that because the phone separates from the wrist strap, they can easily become lost from one another. However, mobile phones aren't typically latched to anything anyways, so these phones could be just as easy to lose as any other. Second, if you lost the wrist strap, it doesn't look like something that would be too expensive to replace anyway. Thus, I don't think there is too much

I have got a Rolex itch that needs scratching
Having been without a Rolex for about 5 years.I now have the urge to get a DJ, so could I please ask for members to show me theirs?I am considering getting a 116234 with black dial, luminous batons and the roulette wheel.Thank you.RegardsTony

New to Omega... Question Re. 2803.80.31
Greetings Everyone...I am looking at buying my first Omega!! Looking at a used Aqua Terra, 2803.80.31 8500 caliber. This watch is offered for sale by a Jewelry Store and has been overhauled. It comes with a one year store warranty and is priced substantialy lower then a new one.Do any of you know of any major problems with this particular watch or movement? It looks like a good way to get into a Omega watch without paying the full frieght!!ThanksBob

What's your fav. Patek model & why? (Non-Patek owners are encouraged to participate!)
We would like to hear from all fans of the brand. Regardless if you currently own a PP watch or not.This could be somewhat of a trivial question to some veteran collectors & PP owners.However, since we are the newest forum here, I know that we have a lotof visitors from other forums who just come over to see 'what's new'.Many of them do not know a lot about Patek Philippe, yet 'someday' they wouldlike to own one. Then of course the question pops-up: "Which one to get?"or "What do all these numbers mean?" don't these watches just have 'names'?Then we have some seasoned collectors who are never happy and their favoritereference is the one they do not own yet .Let's share....What is your favorite Patek reference and why ?I' start:While any Patek minute repeater could be mentioned here, I'll stick with a referencethat can be still had without winning your state lotto :DFor me it is 5960P - annual calendar, chronograph, power reserve, night/day indicator.Why?1) It has a nice size. On