Panerai Radiomir 3 Days Oro Rosa PAM379N

BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends June 19, 2015
Omega is held in high regard in many circles?because they have been making concerted efforts toward improving the chronometric performance, reliability, and efficient of their movements. This began in earnest in 1999, when they launched their first movement with a co-axial escapement. More recently, we see them incorporating the use of silicon and non-magnetic metals in their movements, which culminated in the first of their Master Co-Axial movements - as seen in the Aqua Terra >15,000 Gauss watch. This month, we take a look at some of Omega¡¯s older movements - the Caliber 1120, 2500 and 8500 - all of which have seen service in countless Seamaster watches.It is always interesting to see people share their new purchases and explain why they chose what they bought. The reasons that affect and influence their purchasing decisions is always intriguing to me. And in this roundup, we have a biggie, because the watch in question is Greubel Forsey¡¯s Invention Piece 1. Still on the subject o

In-Depth: Introducing The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Perpetual Calendar (Live Photos, Though
Jaeger-LeCoultre's 39mm Master Ultra Thin case (henceforth known at MUT) is one of my absolute favorites. It is the perfect size for me, the perfect size for a dress watch, and no matter the complication, it just works. Take, for example, two introductions in this line from the past two years - 2011's Master Ultra Thin Moon and 2012's Master Ultra Thin Tourbillon. Both of these watches are simply divine (and the latter is one of the few tourbillons I would actually wear in public without feeling like a true, well, you know what I mean). So, for 2013, Jaeger-LeCoultre has gone ahead and introduced a superb new watch in this same ultra-thin 39mm case, and it just so happens to be my favorite complication - a perpetual calendar. 2 OF 30 So what is this watch exactly? Well, it's not exactly brand new, in the sense that it uses JLC's ultra-thin modular perpetual calendar, in this case called the caliber 868. This is a self-winding perpetual with 336 pa

Vintage Illinois Spotlight - Black Enamel Cushion (Super Rare)
Ok Gang...With all this talk of "Cushions" here at the American, I thought it was time to start the series I have been waiting a long time to doEvery once in a while,I will treat you all to a "Super RARE!"Illinois from the collection.Somejust a few known examplesSomethe only one known!Here is the only known example of a Solid Green Gold Cushion with Black EnamelThe Special dial "Illinois Meritime" with fine detail work addsto the rarity of this cool little cushion.Sides:There are not too many Illinois that had enameland this bezel has some very nice detailBack:Movement:19J/607Sub 6The logo reads: Star Watch Case Co. 14K 585/1000 Fine(FF) NotesFred Friedberg (the master of all things Illinois)has a very interesting little tidbit on the term "Cushion"What is Cushion-Cushion?Cushion-Cushion Round?Cushion-Cushion-Cushion Plain?Cushion case with dial and crystal= "Cushion-Cushion" Engraved Bezel= "Cushion Engraved Oxidized"Plain Bezel= "Cushion-Cushion Plain"Cushion case with round/plain be

First year/serial the SS Diver was released
Tried to do a search on this subject but couldn't find it. I'm actually curious about all Diver variations.Anyone know the answer? Need to enrich my knowledge of APs.

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My favorite cookies for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day!!!ImageUploadedByTapatalk1356330836.581757.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1356330848.764573.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1356330860.281832.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Watches are the new currency!