Panerai Luminor 1950 10 Days GMT Ceramica 44mm

Fortis F-43 Flieger Limited Edition Chronograph Alarm GMT Chronometer C.O.S.C. Dual Power Reserve Watch
The excessively long name of this reference number 703.20.92 LC05 Fortis watch pretty much says it akk. This is among the most complex and expensive Fortis watches I have ever seen. Limited to just 100 pieces the F-43 is a tour de force in its own right. Is it a good watch for you? Well that is for you to decide, but it does make for a good conversation piece.Its full name is the Fortis Mens F-43 Limited Edition Chronograph Alarm GMT Chonomster COSC Dual Power Reserve. Did they really need to say "Chronometer" and "COSC?" No, it is practically redundant, but they did. According to Fortis this is the first watch in the world to have a mechanical movement that combines a chronograph, GMT indicator, alarm, and have dual power reserve indicators. I believe it. What is impressive is how the Swiss watch brand was able to get all of the indicators on the dial in a nicely balanced way. They were even able to include further redundancy on the dial by printing "GMT" right next to "UTC" under the

First Look: Ten Top Vintage Lots From The Phillips Hong Kong Watch Auction One
November saw some pretty exciting auctions and the good news is, the season is far from over. Come December, Phillips' first auction in Hong Kong will offer plenty of incredible vintage grails. Think for instance of the rarest perpetual calendar from Patek Philippe, or a Rolex Daytona Solo, or an incredibly elegant Crash from Cartier London. We should also not forget a dreamy Datejust in pink gold, as well as a seriously enticing chronograph from Vacheron Constantin. Let's focus now on our 10 favorite vintage watches coming up next week. Patek Philippe Reference 3450 Perpetual Calendar In White Gold ¨C One Of Two Known! 1 OF 122 OF 12 Let me introduce you to the star of the show, the incredibly rare Patek reference 3450 in white gold. Total production for this 37.5 mm perpetual calendar was a mere 244 units in the early 1980s, but the vast majority of them were cased in yellow gold. Only two examples have been found in a white-gold case, and this one comes i

Privee watch winder setting
Anyone know the correct setting for a Bulova Marine Star model 98a108 setting for this is not listedin Orbitas data bank and the setting Orbita suggested didn,t work Jerry

Help with identification of watch - circa 1920?
Hi all,I was wondering if you could spare some of your expertise. I'm trying to identify the age of this watch.It reads 'Geneva watch case co' in the inside. Nothing written on the face, apart from the usual 'Swiss made'.I guess the easiest way is to compare the features with other watches on the net which have been identified to an age?By the looks of things,I'm guessing it is early 20s. Maybe a tad older?My reasoning:-I found it cleaning out my Grandad's place. He is 86. From my discussion with him, it might have been his dads (his recollection isn't the greatest). This would place it within that time period.- numbers on face are painted. Yellowed. Similar to the look of radium dials. (Maybe it has been painted with radium?)- lug pins are part of the case.- the decoration on the movement.- A single search in google about the 'geneve watchcase co'. It is in a foreign language, but it details the stamp logo of the company and a time period of 1915, which I assume is est. time of the gr

The Old and The New
My buddy just picked up this incredible example of a Planet Ocean Chrono. One thing is for sure: whether on the surface of the moon or on the ocean floor, Omega has time for you.