TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 16 Automatic Chronograph

Hands-On: The A. Lange & S?hne 1815 Tourbillon Handwerkskunst, With Bonus Highlights From The La
Just a few days ago, we brought you news of a new watch from A. Lange & Söhne: the Handwerkskunst version of the 1815 Tourbillon. Let's be blunt. This is a gorgeous watch that costs $181,000 and most of us are just going to have to be happy that we live in a world where something this uncompromisingly beautiful exists, instead of actually owning one, but the watch is so good that appreciation rather than ownership doesn't actually seem that painful. Let's have a look up close and personal. 1 OF 27 The 1815 Tourbillon Handwerkskunst was introduced at a ceremony held for international press and other guests at the Dresden Semperoper, which originally opened in 1841, with a design by architect Gottfried Semper. It's had, like much of Dresden, a pretty tempestuous history; it was gutted by fire in 1869, and rebuilt; it was almost totally destroyed, again by fire, following the bombing of Dresden in 1945, but was rebuilt once again and re-opened in 198

Plo Prof 1200M - My Review
The Plo Prof was a fairly rare site until the relaunch by Omega in 2009. The original was a divers tool watch which was designed at the end of the 1960s and released at the beginning of the 1970s with the input of well known diver and underwater explorer Jaques Cousteau and the professional COMEX divers. As a result the design breaks the mold from generic watch design with a definite function over form aesthetic that most find quirky at best and down right ugly at worst. The watch was mostly bought by professional and hobby divers. Used and abused as a proper tool watch. Therefore, original Plo Profs in any kind of decent condition are very rare and auction prices have now reached $20,000 plus. The original was about $200 when it was first released.Personally, I have always loved the design but never thought about owning one because the 1970s build quality and slightly lack of attention to detail for an everyday watch never added up to the inflated prices caused by the rarety.The main

Considering a Superocean Heritage Limited Edition
I have been a long time lurker here and have desired a Breitling for quite some time now. It looks like I may have a chance to own one now.I stopped by my local AD last night and he had a Superocean Heritage Limited Edition for sale. This AD sold me my Rolex so he offered me about 15% off on the Breitling. I would appreciate any thoughts on the watch and on the discount that is reasonable on this limited edition watch. BTW - Does the fact it is a LE offer any particular advantage on resale or otherwise? Thanks.

Lets see our 2007 collection.
As the year is about over lets see what we purchased in 2007.Remember this thread is useless without your photosPhilip Admirale Blue Dial 44mmPhilip Admirale Black Dial Crocodile 44mmTag Heuer AquagraphTag Heuer AquaracerInvicta Reserve Speedway Gunmetal,Subaqua Noma 111 V7751,Ocean Ghost Diamond Meteorite Gunmetal

Navitimer v. Montbrillant Datora
All:I have the opportunity to buy a breitling navitimer (black face, black croc band) or a Montbrillant Datora (Silver face, brown croc band) at cost. This is not grey market and the watch is from an AD, so no worries there. I do not so much want to keep the watch, but want to resale. Which watch will I have an easier time re-selling?Any input would be greatly appreciated