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Piaget Altiplano Chronograph Watch Sets New Record For Slimness
For SIHH 2015, Piaget will unveil a new ultra-thin flyback chronograph, further helping them to round out their range of "world's thinnest" watches. The Piaget Altiplano Chronograph is not only very beautiful, but it finally adds another chronograph-based model to Piaget's slim men's collection. Until now, if you wanted a Piaget Chronograph you needed to get a Polo Chronograph or a Gouverner Chronograph?¨C two decidedly niche designs, without as much mainstream appeal as something more classic, such as this. With the new Altiplano Chronograph, Piaget is able to combine the elegance of their famous dress watch with the appeal of a sporty chronograph ¨C all in a very slim package.Piaget claims to make "double records" with the Altiplano Chronograph. First is the world's thinnest (manually wound) mechanical flyback chronograph movement, with the in-house made Piaget caliber 883P that is just 4.65mm thick. Second is the world's thinnest flyback chronograph movement based watch case, as the P

New Strap on my Datejust Photos!
The photos...horrible, I know. Need to get my self a new camera and some more experience with taking photos But anyway here they are I just love it with the black strap and the white stitching. If anyone got any datejust's or any other rolex watches with straps on then please post them!

Pictures of the stuff under the tree
I couldn't help but peekAnd then try another one on:

New Member - What Model is This Hamilton?
I recently was given a very nice old Hamilton men's watch that is in good condition and is running perfectly. I've worn it a few times and have really enjoyed its looks, the way feels, and how accurately it works. I'd like to learn more about it and hope some of the experts on this forum could help identify the model and its probable age. The back of the watch is marked "HAMILTON" and "18KGOLDFILLED".The band, that may not be original as it shows almost no wear, is imprinted with "Speidel U.S.A". Thanks for any help you could provide. Wayne Tibbit

Wrist Check... American Style!
Well here at the American Forum a wrist shot isn't just a wrist shot.Match your favorite American Watch with your favoriteAmerican (fill in the blank) Cars, bikes, beer, campbells soupwhatever.(If you don't have the time, just show us your American Watch!!!)(Now you folks outside the good ol' U.S.A. can take a pic with something cool from YOUR countryjust make the watch American!)Here is my 1929 Illinois "Piccadilly" The #1 most popular and sought after wristwatch by Illinois collectors!with The Harley Davidson Company (one of my other little habits)America's Motorcycle Titan!Every week on Mondays I will give you a full description of my featured Illinois watchIncluding movement, history, collectibility ranking, rarity and even cost.Snap away!