Richard Mille Titanium Automatic Skeleton Watch RM010

"Waltham Trench Watches of the Great War" by Stan Czubernat
Friends,I am very excited and proud to announce that my second book "Waltham Trench Watches of the Great War" has been completed. Considerably longer than my first book "Elgin Trench Watches of the Great War" by over 100 pages!The very first copy just came off of the press a few days ago.You may now "pre-order" your copy directly from my web page.Click on the link below for details.LRF Antique Trench Watches - Waltham Trench Watch Book"WALTHAM TRENCH WATCHES of the GREAT WAR"ISBN: 978-0-692-46829-6Language: EnglishDimensions: 11.25" x 8.8" x 1"Hard cover, 279 pagesA combination of 542 photos, advertisements, original patent drawings and pamphlets. The informative text tells the story of the Waltham Watch Company wristwatches that accompanied the United States, United Kingdom and Canadian armies into the trenches of Europe during the Great War. Hundreds of different case and dial combinations are covered including some of the rarest case styles ever produced, several that have never bee

COSC paper work with a new Breitling
With my new Breitlitng I got a COSC certificate with no test data on it. It just says that the movement passed the test. Has anyone gotten the actual COSC test data for their watch? If you want the information do you have to request it? If so does anyone know how much it cost to get it? I know another brand that I got that was also has a COSC movement you just got a card. If you want the data you can order to and it cost close to $50.00. I am not willing to pay for the test results. The watch is running within COSC specifications. It would just be interesting to see.Thanks for any input on this.

BASELWORLD 2011 - New Models from TAG HEUER
tagheuer/TAG Heuer Mikrotimer Flying 1000Concept Chronograph - The world’s first-ever mechanical chronograph to measure and display the 1/1,000th of a second It is 125 times more accurate than the most famous mechanical chronographs on the market — thanks to a heart beating at the unbelievable speed of 3,600,000 beats-per-hour! The 100% TAG Heuer-built Mikrotimer Flying 1000 Concept Chronograph capitalizes on the construction of the integrated Heuer Carrera Mikrograph 1/100th Second Chronograph and is equipped with two escapements. The case, in titanium carbide, measures 45mm. It has an AR coated sapphire crystal, a sapphire display back, and is water resistant to 100 meters.The movement, an in-house design, has 53 jewels, beats at 3,600,000 vph! (500 hertz) for the chronograph (28,800 vph for the watch part) and has a power reserve of 42 hours. Functions are hours, minutes, central 1/1000th chronograph second, chronograph minute and 1/12th of minute on central hand and chr

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
New black alligator strap for my 425. Thanks for watching enjoy the photos!

New Rolex in the family
Greetings all:My last post was back in November about my Rolex Sub dating which I wasn't happy with, but, all that aside, I gave that watch away at Christmas to my step-son after the Texas AD gave it a serious overhaul. Back in January I was cruising a local estate sale when I bought a Ladies Rolex for $2500. Took it to the Denver AD and gave them $850 to have it overhauled.Happy wife is a happy life!This morning she got to wondering what its value might be? We looked at other ladies watches while at Williams (the AD) and they seem to be in the $5K+ range.Here's the details: Ladies rolex nondate with jubilee bracelet and clear stone markers yellow fluted bezel. Mod 76193 ser# Y504048 made in the fall of 2002.Anyone suggest a good value so my ladywife will be happy?Thanks