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Hamilton at Basel 2010!
The Hamilton RailRoad SeriesThe new Hamilton RailRoad series takes the American brand right back to its proud roots, to the end of the nineteenth century. That was the time when Hamilton earned the title of ¡®The Watch of Railroad Accuracy¡¯, by providing railroad staff and passengers across North America with accurate and reliable pocket watches. The designers of today¡¯s Hamilton RailRoad wristwatches have transformed this proven heritage into contemporary chic. Connecting the past, present and future is an uncompromising commitment to precision to ensure that modern timekeeping stayson the rails. And just to ensure that no wearer loses track of time, a small magnifying glass takes pride of place on the crystal at 3 o¡¯clock sharp.Hamilton RailRoad Midday Train A classical Hamilton pocket watch has symbolically shed its chains and wrapped itself around the wrist in the Hamilton Rail Road 38 mm. Circling the dial, markings resembling sections of rail tracks remind of the deep-rooted railr

Is my PAM genuine?
Hi,I have bought a second hand Panerai PAM 112 and want to confirm it's genuine.The numbers on the back are G0670/1200 and PB 518292. Is either of these the serial number? If not, where do I find the serial number? On the dial is says L Swiss L. Any advice on how I can confirm this is a genuine PAM would be appreciated.Regards,Jamie.

7 most important books on watches -- your opinion?
While waiting at the eye doctor w/ my son, I glanced through an automotive magazine and saw an article titled something like the following. "Here's a list of the seven books that anyone interested in cars should own." I didn't read the piece (because I'm not that invested).But it got me thinking Which books would be on your list, and why? Not talking about those great books that serve our own particular interests, mind you. For example, given my focus on wristwatches related to James Bond, I've come to like Breitling: The History of a Great Brand of Watches 1884 to Present, by Benno Richter. And I think Vintage Rolex Sports Models: A Complete Visual Reference & Unauthorized History, by Martin Skeet & Nick Urul is the best in class for 007 and early Rolex models. But that's too limited for this question, too specific to my tastes.One of the 7 most important books that I'd recommend for anyone interested in wristwatches is Watch: History of the Modern Wrist Watch Design 1950 - 19

Best Looking Seamaster?
Gents,I could use some advice on the concensus for best looking Seamaster?Looking at a 2225.80 blue, bit would love some feedback. Want large case.

I know that DISCOUNT can be a dirty word - so apologies in advance
Hi Guys,I think this could be my very first post in the Patek forum, which can mean only one thing, that I well and truly have the Patek bug - well more specifically the Nautilus bug - actually even more specifically the 5711/1R bug.This watch could be my first Patek, it ticks all the boxes and gets my juices going.With most brands Rose Gold watches can be had at reasonable to deep discounts. My question is whether this applies to a gold Nautilus in anyone's experience and if it does, what should I be aiming at in percentage terms with my AD?Thank you guys - any input will probably prove useful PS - I'm pretty much set on the 5711, but the 5980 on a strap could be a contender.