Omega seamaster 300 vintage auto

JAQUET DROZ Grande Seconde Dual Time
Jaquet Droz ¨C Grande Seconde Dual Time?? When you think of a "second time zone", what always comes to mind is a busy dial drowning in counters and central hands. The watchmakers at Jaquet Droz have unveiled a more classic and incredibly stylish take on the second time zone to prove us wrong.There are three versions of the new Grande Seconde Dual Time: silver, onyx or ivory Grand Feu enamel dial with a 43mm steel or rose gold case.The time display is pure and simple whose functions and 65-hour power reserve are fuelled by the self-winding JD2663H24 calibre. Two dials, one off-centre at 12 and the other at 6, form the brand's beloved figure of 8. The hours and minutes are tracked by two spear-shape hands gliding over Roman numerals. The large seconds, data display with hand and second time zone cluster together at 6.Price: 15,200 CHF (steel) ¨C 16,700 CHF (onyx) ¨C 25,500 CHF (Grand Feu enamel)By Sharmila Bertinjaquet-droz

Recommended Reading: Comparing The Best Of The Best (The A. Lange & Sohne 1815 Rattrapante Perpe
2012 saw the introduction of Patek Philippe's new in-house perpetual calendar with split- seconds chronograph - the reference 5204.? SIHH 2013 saw the introduction of Lange's 1815 Rattrapante perpetual calendar.? Is there anywhere these two COULDN'T be compared head to head?Click over to the excellent look at these two mega watches from Purists Pro member Foversta right here. 2 OF 2

Advice needed!! Audemars 25721ST.OO.1000ST.05 . Please give me some advice
Hello fellas!Im a new member to this website but I am a long time fan. However I am a relatively novice collector (ok I am a noob).I have a Daytona 116520 (black) and a IWC AMG Ingenieur Chrono. Both of which i bought new, so I have very little experience with 2nd hand watches.I recently came across this gem... a blueface AP Royal Oak Off Shore 25721ST.OO.1000ST.05I saw it in person and it seems to be in excellent condition. No indication that it was even worn often. Seems to have been worn very rarely infact. I was quoted around $11,500USD including box/papers and 1 year warranty from the 2nd hand shop (the shop has been around for a while and is somewhat famous). However due to my lack of knowledge of AP and my lack of experience with 2nd hand watches I have a few concerns...1. Is $11,500USD (I was quoted in New Taiwan Dollars and this is the approximate value in USD) a good price? Depreciation and resale value (if I ever decide to sell it or trade it) are important to me. Which is w

Sell the Speedy Tuesday?
So I was lucky enough to get a sub 100 Speedy Tuesday. Now the mental debate begins of keeping it or selling it… I know this is the Rolex discussion board, so here's where my dilemma begins. If I keep it I will need to sell my BLNR. Do I sell the speedy while the hype is high? My problem, is that buy watches to wear, and I haven't really worn it because I can't decide whether to keep it. I figured I turn to my fellow addicts on my most visited website for a sounding board!

is the 5370P the perfect Patek- Vote
The 5370P is widely considered to be one of the best new watches launched by Patek in many many years.I am a big fan for the following reasons:-It exudes Patek DNA throughout - the case, the movement, the dialBreguet numerals on a black enamel dial - doesn't get much betterA perfectly proportioned case Superb enamel dial In-house PP movementThe question is - would you trade in a number of Patek watches to fund the purchase of the 5370P which would then become your only Patek (with a few Rolex's as daily beaters?)Details on the watch are in the link below:-.patek/en/mens-watches...ions/5370P-001