Patek Philippe Nautilus Massivgold / Damenuhr

Finalists For The 2014 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve Announced, Public Vote Now Open (Where
It's that time of year! Yup, the finalists of the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve (GPHG) have been announced. For those who don't remember, the GPHG is the watch industry's equivalent of the Academy Awards, wherein a group of distinguished judges comprised of collectors (think John Goldberger and John Mayer), retailers (think Laurent Picciotto), watchmakers (think Philippe Dufour) and journalists (think our own Ben Clymer) decide on who has done the most to advance watchmaking this year. Today, the finalists for each category have been announced. The winners will be announced on Friday, October 31st, 2014, in Geneva. The entire ceremony will be streamed live right here on HODINKEE.Click here to see the finalists for the 2014 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve (GPHG). BONUS: The public prize, decided by YOU, is also now open for voting, and once you register, you can win a Girard-Perregaux worth over $10,000 right here.

Mt.Vernon
My question is what last year was Hamilton Mt.Vernon was production I'm to figure out what year my watch was made?

New Ladies Burberry Watch...
Hi All, Came home with an inexpensive Burberry watch a few nights ago. I didnt intentially run out to buy it, I had a store credit my brother had given me in payment of something he bought from me and didnt find anything to use it on. Well...I knew that wasnt going to happen to me! I had had a particularly bad day at work and thought, oh what the heck, will go check it out and see what they had. The Burberry display was a new one and immediately the pink dialed watch caught my eye. I had been trying in vain to find one back in June to wear for the summer. It is nearly impossible to find an inexpensive pink dialed watch! Believe me, I know! This one is very nice, very conservative except for the pop of pink in the dial. I would say this watch is pretty versatile and would look good with any kind of look, and although a young girl (13, 16, 18) might like it, because it is more on the conservative side, would be better suited to an older girl (20's and older). As well as us super o

Potential New Minuteman Watch Model Designed by Chris Wiegand
For 2016 we are looking at bringing to market a new series designed by Chris Wiegand from Lum-Tec. This series would also be built by Chris and his team in Mentor Ohio. Here are the 2 versions currently being considered. The idea is to be able to offer a watch that is smaller than current Minuteman models that also comes in at a lower price point so that it will fit more peoples wrists and budget. I want to point out we are not currently offering these so they can not be ordered currently and final price has not been sent. We are showing these to gauge potential interest. As our brand does not tout our lume performance these will not use the same grade of lume that Lum-Tec uses on their watches. Current Spec's:Assembled in the United States of America.40mm case width without crown.Sapphire crystal with anti reflective coating on the inside.Swiss Quartz movement currently planning to us Ronda 515.Water resistant to 100 meters.Stainless Steel case and crown.Individually serial numbered.F

Opionion on which age of 16710
I'm a big fan of the 16710 both in early form Coke on Jubilee and late pepsi oyster.However, I'm finding many average versions mostly on an oyster and prices are quite high, even those for those without box and papers. With B&P are either dubious sets or the watch has been over polished and the asking price will be silly. I'm hunting in Europe mainly but on these the paperwork rarely identifies if the original was black/coke/pepsi. So after searching for the last month mainly on C24 I have about 3 main options.A 1989 L serial Coke on jubilee, has been polished but waiting for photo's to guage the extent.A 1997 T serial - SWISS - T <25 dial - Drilled case - hollow end links on oyster2005 - SWISS MADE dial - Drilled case - SEL should have an etched crown crystal These run out 16710s have a lot of dial changes and two case variations. Where is the sweet spot for the future value? A 3186 is outside of my rangeIf the 97 and 05 watches are mint condition Pepsi with box and papers an