TAG Heuer Link Calibre S Mens Watch CJF7110.BA0592

Breitling for Bentley Barnato Racing - A Review
I have been generously leant this Barnato Racing by a friend and colleague for review.If you have read most of my previous watch reviews you will know that I purposefully shy away from the car-watch analogies. The main reason for this is that these descriptive similes are used readily by those that frequent watch forums. It¡¯s a universal method for explaining the specifics of a particular timepiece. I will not be making any car-watch correlations within this review but I will be highlighting multiple parallels between one famous luxury car manufacturer and a highly established high end watch manufacturer. No prizes for guessing: Bentley and Breitling, respectively. Let¡¯s face it: if you are of the demographic who like high end timepieces you probably also know a reasonable amount about high end motor cars. Both are highly covetable objects that go way beyond their functionality. Both are driven by mechanical engines whose designers and artisans are motivated by reliability and desirabi

Need help identifying great Grandfathers Hamilton ( please help )
I was recently given my Great Grandfathers pocket watch, but it was not working at the time. I had it serviced and cleaned up and it runs like new now, almost looks like it too. :) I do not plan on selling the watch but it would be nice to get some info on it .. from what i came across from the serial # ( 40299 ) it appears to be from 1897-1898. would this be correct ?? i have no idea what model .. I really have no history on the watch other than it was my great Grandfather's, who I never met , he was born in 1894 so it might have even been his Father's wich would be very cool. I do know my Grandfather was the manager of a large logging camp in northern Oregon, and old steam trains would come and take away the logs. the only way to get out of the camp was by handcart.Anyways any info would be much appreciated .

Omega Speedmaster for $63,000
My NAWCC news tells me that four limited edition co-axial Omega Speedmaster Professionals, each the last in their production run celebrating the 50th anniversary of this chronograph, sold for mega buck at a charity auction in Berlin on 7/11/07.There was one white gold, one pink gold, one yellow gold, and one stainless steel watche in a production run of only 57. All four watches were the last of the run, i.e. 57/57. The white gold one went for $63,000; the pink gold and yellow gold ones went for $48,00 each, and the SS one went for $21,000.All proceeds went to charities for children.Lovely watches; worthy charities; cool auction idea!

Help on which Rolex next???
Okay, so I bought my first Rolex, a two-two blue submariner last September after my breaking my goal for sales. Then two months later I caved and bought my second, a Yachtmaster 2 SS. I love them both. This year I want to add a classic looking stainless steel and black face and bezel. I already have the bluesy sub, but was thinking of getting the classic ss and black sub. Would you guys suggest that or going with a black and stainless GMT or Sea Dweller which have different be roughly similar looks to the ss black sub?In the next five years I plan on buying a gold presidential when I pass the 80 million mark in sales in one year.

At my local Costco
Saw this today at my local Costco. A total beauty! Wish like crazy I could afford it. I have wanted a Gold Rolex for a long time but just cant make it happen financially. Donations greatly appreciated!