Piaget Altiplano White Dial Automatic Men's Watch 0OA40113

Hamilton Evokes its Aviation Heritage with New Khaki Pilot Pioneer Pilots’ Watches
Hamilton Watch Co., founded in 1892 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, began making watches for pilots shortly thereafter, in 1919. The brand’s new collection of pilots’ watches, called Khaki Pilot Pioneer Auto Chrono, bears the influence of its early aviation watches. WatchTime got a close-up look at the watches at the EAA Airventure in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, “the world’s greatest aviation celebration.”Hamilton watches have been a staple of aviation since the early 20th century, when they were used to time the first American airmail service, and by the 1930s had become the official watch of the TWA, Eastern, United, and Northwest commercial airlines. Hamilton was a partner in the first American coast to coast air services and, in the 1920s, its Hamilton 992 model made history as the watch worn by Admiral Byrd in his flights over the North and South Poles. In recent years, Hamilton became a timekeeping sponsor of the EAA AirVenture event ¡ª America’s largest ga

KenmarWatches.com Employs Paper Bag To Sell Watches
Where can I get a bag like that? Tell me those are for sale. In a move that is about as opposite as it gets from the Swiss mentality to selling timepieces, KenmarWatcheswatches-dealer and affiliated WatchWearwatches-dealer is using a new type of sales tactic to bring you their deep discounts. ShopNBC's television network suddenly has some serious competition. Watch out Jim Skelton, you've got some competition. The "Unknown Watch Salesman" as KenmarWatches is labeling him, feels like a distant cousin of Jack, from Jack in the Box. Though instead of hawking bacon burgers, This masked crusader will be sharing with you America's greatest pastime - high pressure, high energy sales tactics. And this time it might go viral.Yea, it is funny, and it is supposed to be. Guys like us though, can sort of see right through sales presentations like this. Such as remarking on how the sale price of $99 is so much lower than the published $425 price on the watch box. We all know that MSRP prices on watc

Watch Fever (Again)
I was in Kansas City yesterday and was looking at Non-Date Subs, I have loved them for a long time and thought it would be a perfect less formal companion to my Yacht-Master. Looking at the prices I wished I could have kept the one I bought back in 92.My local dealer has the brand new rendition with (Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified) on the dial, whearas this dealer in the KC area had three obviously older ones without the certification and the sticker on the back. I thought I could do business with them and get them farther off the new retail price than I could. I might have bought it for the old retail because their purchase price was based on that. I wasn't going to put that much in their pocket.Now my questions. I know this is all speculation, with the possible revamp of the Stainless Sub series in 2010. Do any of you think they will change the Non-Date much or just the Date Sub? If they do change the non-date will the ones stamped with Superlative Chronometer be rarer

Can someone help with the numbers?
How many pieces do Patek Philippe make in a typical year? I've seen numbers ranging from 30,000 to 54,000. Also, is it known how many of those are base (stainless steel) sport models? Does anyone know how many 5167s they would typically produce? And 5711s?Please refer me to a prior thread if I've missed this. ThanksGregSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

2nd Patek joined the family
After 5550p, I needed one that I can wear casually, well actually I need one that can wear at all So, picked up my favourite nautilus to date. 5726A! I had a little debate between this and 5712g given that the little price difference for the case difference, but the balanced dial and looks of 5726A just got me.Here you go with some photos, not very good quality, sorry about that. Will try and take better ones soon.