TAG Heuer Aquaracer 27mm

Three On Three: Comparing The Patek Philippe 5170G, The Vacheron Constantin Harmony Chronograph, And
There is something special about a hand-finished, manually wound, in-house chronograph. It is a category that houses so many of the timepieces to which so many of us aspire to own – and today we will compare three of the very best available in the world today. This original HODINKEE Three On Three pits heavyweight contenders from A. Lange & Söhne, Vacheron Constantin, and Patek Philippe against one another in several categories: design, finishing, wearability, and collectibility. The thing about this comparison is, quite simply, there is no wrong choice – we purposefully selected the finest manually wound chronographs we could think of – all priced similarly – to be able to highlight each watch's strengths and weakness, of which there are many.Have a look at our video first and then read on for the details of these three incredible timepieces. The History Of The In-House, Manually Wound Chronograph The first thing that one must underst

Longines Automatic Admiral five star
I purchased a Longines Automatic Admiral five star about 25 years ago. It runs fine, but I have never used it. Just recently I got it out and was trying to find it on the internet. I have not found another one that resembles it. I am wondering if it is authentic or maybe a less common model. It says on the back that it is 10 Karate gold filled. The watch has a striped reddish face place and it appears to have six diamond like objects. There are no numbers on the face plate itself but there are Roman numerals on the metal outside of the face. I have not taken the back cover off. It says to use 1100 wrench. This is my very first post. I hope that I have added the photo that I have correctly as an attachment. Has anyone seen a watch like this? Does anyone have any idea as to the value to a watch such as this?thanksWalt

regulation needed or no
after much research looking into an aviator style watch I pulled the trigger on the terranaut 2.I love this watch, the unique take on the navigator dial and the obvious build quality met my expectations after everything Ive read about this brand.after five months iam still running 10 sec. fast per day no matter how I rest the watch.I am a nube and wondering if this preformance is good enough to leave alone or do I push for perfection and go for a regulation?

Any planet ocean chrono owners out there?
any owners out there that can give opinion review on this watch?

47mm???
After selling my 510 a few years ago, the Panerai bug has bit me again as my small collection is begging for one. In all seriousness, I am missing the versatility that a Panerai brings (with its strap changes) and generally just the clean and unmistakable look of Panerai. I always thought a 44 was too big but realized that after owning a 510, you either go big or go home with a Panerai...within reason of course. I was (and still am) pretty close to pulling the trigger on the 533 - love the look of the ecru dial, appreciate the technical complications, etc. A lot of love for the 233 on the forum and don't get me wrong, love it too...but just felt a little 'cold' and more tool watch oriented after trying it on a few times. And I think I like having that extra 3 or 9 on the dial. That said, I recently tried on the 422. Never really considered it due to the size. And wow...blown away at how much I loved it on the wrist. The hands, the dial, the manual movement, the PR on the back...just ti