Seiko Men's Perpetual Calendar Watch

Drive de Cartier: The New Cartier Men’s Collection
Cartier drives home its iconic design codes in the Drive de Cartier, its new shaped men¡¯s collection, introduced this week at SIHH 2016 in Geneva. The cushion-shaped case of the Drive de Cartier is the latest creation designed to reinvigorate the brand¡¯s longstanding tradition of shaped watches. The collection has all the Cartier design codes: guilloch¨¦ inner dial, railroad chapter ring, Roman numerals, highly defined proportions and an element of fine watchmaking mechanics.Aside from the elegant case shape, two outstanding features place the Drive de Cartier definitively in the category of elegant dress watches: the slim tapered profile, or galbe as the French call it, makes it look like an ultra-slim watch, even though it is a fairly standard 11.5 mm thick; and the pattern of the guilloch¨¦ center, which is uniquely repeated on the outside of the chapter ring, adds elegance. Drive is a full collection, with seven references, including two complications. The Fine Watchmaking version is

Rolex Submariner Blue TT 18k/SS - F Series
I just want to say Thank You Arthur for your help / advice on the vintage 1500 Turns outthe person I sold my 16613 to a few years back is willing to sell it back to me for the original price plus $200.00for a total of 5200.00 I am quite happy about this. I'm picking it up tomorrow, will post pics He said he kept in the safe for 4 years and wore it 4-5x Can I pick your brain and ask what would it be valued at now ?The sub is an F series - 18k/SS Blueface purchased by me in 2003 in St. Maarten for 5300.00Im thinking I did very well THANKS !!!

RIP Mystery watch
Some of you may remember that I posted a couple of months ago looking for information on this watch:It was my grandfather's, and the minute hand had come loose and swung freely around the central axis. I never got around to having it fixed and serviced, but now it's too late. The watch, along with about 80% of my own and my family's other posessions (watches NOT included!!! ) was destroyed by a fire at my house on July 16th. The watch above was the only one of my timepieces that perished in the fire, but my fiancee's Tissot PR50 was destroyed and presumed totally consumed as well(no big loss here, we'll be getting full MSRP for it which means that she'll be upgrading to a Hamilton ). Luckily nobody was home at the time, though we did lose my favorite cat - RIP Franc.Does anybody have any idea whatsoever what I should tell the insurance company it was worth? I'm leaning towards $600 or so, since it was all original and in running condition (minus the swinging second hand) from 1974

A Rolex Nerd Reviews A Speedmaster Pro
Hi All,Some of you may know of me and my blog from the Rolex side of the fence here at TRF. I recently added a 97' tritium Speedmaster Pro to my collection and wrote a lengthy review on my blog about it. You can read it at the link below, and rest assured, there are no ads, its just my personal passion blog about watches Love to know what you all think!.wristtimes/blog-1/201...peedmaster-pro

GMT Master II oyster bracelet help
Hi to all, Been searching but can't get a definitive answer. My oyster bracelet for my K series 16710 with lug holes and SEL is a perfect fit on my wrist. Even had a permanent link removed to get it just right. Now I'm wondering whether it can be used on my 116710LN. The perfect fit plus the brushed links are pushing me towards it esp as it not being used for now cos I just got a jubilee bracelet to use on my 16710. And if it's possible then what tool is the best to use for the 116710 bracelet removal. Thanks in advance!