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The UTS Bauhaus 1000 Meter Collection: Possibly UTS's Most Attractive Watch Yet
UTS Munchen watch company is literally comprised of basically one extremely dedicate watch maker who puts each UTS watch together by hand. Utterly German in their form and function, these venerable watches make wonderful tools. Which is part of their appeal and drawback at the same time. The watches excel are their function, but could be described as being overly clinical in appearance. Of course it depend on who you ask, but this new line of UTS Bauhaus watches is certainly a fresh and appealing look that maintains the image and history of the brand.Bauhaus design is difficult to describe, but has German origination and is deeply focused on function. Though it resembles minimalism, it is not that strictly speaking. For me, it is more a minimalist version of art deco or art nouveau. The real display of Bauhaus aesthetic is on the face of the watch. The rest of it is more or less standard UTS fare, which is not bad by any means.I am impressed that despite it being a 1000 meter diver, th

Affordable Vintage: 1970 Seiko 6139-7010 Chronograph
There are so many things to say about vintage Seiko automatic chronographs, that it's almost hard to find a place to start. They are iconic, well made, collectable, gorgeous, historically significant and¡­affordable. While it's hard to give exact numbers, generally speaking a Seiko 6138 or 6139 will run you between $100 and $400, condition and scarcity depending. Which is fantastic, because there are a plethora of models out there, some of which are more famous than others, and the relatively low price makes it possible to own a few. While it's tempting to write about them all, there have already been various articles, guides and forum posts on the topic, so I'll defer to those for brevity.Back in 2006, John Biggs put together a guide of classic Seiko movements, including the 6139, which is a good starting point. Felix, over at Hodinkee, did a splendid job putting together a guide?a couple of month's ago of specific significant models, focused on the 6139 and 6138 movements. And if you

Tudor Question
Hi folks,I got this TUDOR Oyster Prince case :Can anybody tell me how old is this ? Which movement belongs in ? Do I ever have the chance to find the mvnt with dial and hands ? Or better sell it ? The case has 33mm diameter, 40 mm long.Thanx in advance.

Back to Omega - 9300 and NATO content
After being Omega-less for the last few months, I'm back and very pleased. When I tried this on at the Omega boutique the other day, I started losing sleep. I've always been a Moonwatch fan, but always thought the Speedy 9300 was too big, thick, expensive...and not an original Moonwatch. I spent almost an hour trying it on, looking at all of the options and comparing it to previous Omegas that I have flipped. This watch is very comfortable likely due to being well balanced. Much has been written here about the watch (I know cuz I read most of the posts researching) so I'll spare you the additional review. Also, if you are wondering if the NATOs are worth the steep price of admission, I'll let the pictures speak for themselves. Thanks for looking, Gil!

A beautiful sight for sore eyes!
Hello TRF Members,My name is Andrew and I am a 26 year old that works at a prestigious car dealership in Toronto, Canada. I have been a member of this forum since Oct 2013 and have yet to post a single thing, Until today. I do not own a Rolex timepiece yet but and very close to purchasing my first one. I have the Submariner 114060 or a Datejust 41 126333 as my target. I do plan on purchasing before my 27th birthday. I just wanted to share a photo with you guys from colleagues from my work. This isn't even half the amount of Rolex watches in this company, just the ones I could round up for the photo. We are one big Rolex family. Anyway enjoy the rest of your evenings and will post another photo once I receive my first watch.file-2999.jpeg