Panerai Radiomir Chronograph 42mm

Concord C1 Big Date Radar
Concord says the new C1 Big Date Radar is “endowed with a rugged look, a strong character and a distinctive personality.” They have a point. The dial presents an array of levels and textures with hour markers that float above the fray. The 3.3 mm-thick sapphire crystal is secured by a bezel that is is straddled by eight black rubber-clad protective tabs, anchored by side screws. The price and wallpaper-size images are inside.A double-window big date display and rotating small-seconds disc with triangle indicator combine with partially-skeletonized hands to display the relevant data. Generous amounts of Superluminova assure easy nighttime reading.Inside the 44mm x 12.95mm case, the COSC-certified automatic Caliber 3532 La Joux-Perret movement runs in 26 jewels for 44 hours at 28,800 vph. The case offers a sapphire display back, through which the owner can view the rotor adorned with a vertical C?tes de Gen¨¨ve motif. The case is water resistant to 200 meters. A rugged khaki-c

Alpha Radiomir automatic
The first is an Alpha Radiomir with a Japanese movement Miyota, probably the best movement Alpha uses, like most of their other watches use enough unreliable Chinese movements with questionable accuracy. On the other hand their cases are very well made and a steal given the ridiculously low prices. This was the perfect mechanical watch if your budget is less than $100.

In-Depth: My Thoughts On The Four Watches That Could (And Should) Break $1M At The Phillips Geneva Watch Auction
Lets get right down to it. There are four watches in Phillips upcoming sale that I believe could, and maybe even should, break $1,000,000. Two of them are from Rolex, two of them are Pateks, two of them are steel, and two of them are gold. What is perhaps even more interesting is that two of them are, in my belief, almost obvious “top lots” and two of them are slightly more under the radar. The Obvious Heavy-Hitters These first two pieces are absolutely incredible watches. They are the things that many of us dream about, and their excellence is universally appreciated by anyone that knows anything about collectible watches. Lot 214: The Rolex Oyster Cosmographer "Albino" Reference 6263 1 OF 17 From Rolex, we have a reference 6263 Daytona “Albino” that was formerly the property of some dude named Clapton. This watch is incredible, arguably within the premier echelons of all Rolex sport models not only because of the C

Secaucus Omega Service Center experiencetaking too long?
I sent in my Omega Seamaster to the "official" servicing center in Secaucus, NJ. When I called beforehand, they told me I would have the watch back in 4-6 weeks. It's now been 8 weeks, still no watch. When I called them this morning, I was then told it would be at least 2 weeks more before I would get it returned. They said the 4 - 6 weeks promise was contingent on "if all went well and they didn't have to order parts." Order parts? Why would they not have all the parts they need for such a standard model if they're the "official" Omega watch repair center for the US? Is this a common experience, or am I running into unusually poor service here?

pls help me identify this watch pls.... thanks
hi all,i got this watch from my grandfather. it has no number labelled on it. i only know its a GP gyromatic watch.. can anyone help me on thisthanks alot ...............pics: flickr/photos/24594285@N06/