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The Breguet Special Type XXI Chronograph In Platinum For The Only Watch Auction
Breguet has announced that it will be donating a unique Platinum Chronograph Type XXI to the Only Watch auction to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. The new unique piece stems from the first chronograph made by Breguet in 1935, the type XX, which was created for the French military. 1 OF 1 The Only Watch Type XXI 3813 features a special flyback function featured on the original 1950s model. This allows for the chronograph to reset to zero and restart in one smooth motion. Additionally, the minute-register is centrally located allowing for easy reading. The automatic caliber 584Q/1 movement is housed in a platinum case for the very first time, which is what makes this piece unique. For more information please visit the Only Watch auction website.

Do all new Seiko's come with the blue sticker and tag ?
This is my first post so I thought I would introduce myself.My first nice watch was a gold automatic wittnauer that was presented to me in 1980 for being paper carrier of the year. I tucked the watch away several years ago but dug it out this year to see if it would fit and run. It runs but it doesn't fit. Being curious about the watch I did some web searches and discovered to my amazement that automatic watches are still made ! Furthermore I discovered Seiko automatic watches. I'm now hooked and somewhat poorer, 5 Seiko watches later.In the past year all automatic Seiko's that I have bought have come with a tag and the blue protective sticker on the caseback. I recently purchased a new quartz Seiko diver which didn't have the blue sticker or tag. It did have a warranty card in the manual and a clear plastic wrapper over the base (back and front). The watch looks pretty new but it looks like a return or a display unit. I'm curious whether a lack of the blue sticker and tag indicates

The MB&F HM4 Thunderbolt unveiled!
MB&F Horological Machine No4 is here! For the last three years I could not talk about this amazing piece of machinery, and it is truly a great day that I can finally share with all.

Franken¡­ free
I've been doing little things, fixing my watchsmith's computer and such and today he gave me this watch. Nothing special, except the waffle dial and solid looking indices. Noticed later that the hands were wrong but I actually like them- they're easy to see.

Ref and authenticity?
Hi Patek lovers,Saw this a couple weeks ago and was wondering what everyone's thoughts were re: reference and authenticity?I've gone through countless google images of Calatravas and have only seen one similar (12, 3, 6, and 9 hands being slightly longer). Haven't been able to pinpoint the reference though.Unfortunately didn't have time to check the case back or movement last time. Will make sure to do so next time, hopefully get some pics. What markers should I be looking out for in mov't and case back to ensure authenticity?But based on dial, what do you think?Thanks