TAG Heuer Specialists SLR Calibre S Laptimer NEU incl MWST

Another belated incoming - Promethues Jellyfish
I had enjoyed having my yellow Seiko SKXA35, but felt that a change was needed (you know how it is), and also wanted something a tad larger than the 42mm Seiko. I saw the pics of the Jellyfish and thought "that's it!". It comes with some great features for the cost and I have really enjoyed it so far. I'm looking forward to summer when I can really get some good beach/pool wear out of it.The first thing to note, of course, is the great yellow colour. Perfect for what I wanted it for, beach and pool summer wearing. I know some love the orange, but I really love the yellow watches (I will admit that I haven't tried an orange diver yet, something I will rectify someday.) The dial is nice and clean, without too much going in there. The bezel is uni-directional with 90 clicks and feels nice and precise. I'm not sure what you call the bezel edging, a coin edge? But it gives a good grip to the bezel and looks very functional on the watch.This is my first watch with tritium tubes and I have

Project Watch Club: "before" - Vintage Heuer
Took a few quick shots of something I scooped up off eBay: a Heuer Autavia Viceroy ref #1163 powered by a caliber 12 microrotor. It's from November of 1971 and apparently only 600 or 700 were made of this version according to a restoration expert. The caliber 12 was the improved version of the caliber 11, which was the very first automatic chronograph to be sold to the public. Breitling, Heuer, and Buren (owned by Hamilton) developed this movement in the late 1960's. They teamed with Dubois-Depraz to form the Chronomatic Group. Movado and Zenith were also competing to manufacture one. They had announced their El Primero earlier, introduced a few prototypes in January of 1969, but were beaten to market by a couple months by the caliber 11. There is still debate over who was the first to release an automatic chronograph, and purists argue that the El Primero is the true winner since it is an integrated movement built from the ground up while the caliber 11 was a module attached to

Can any Zenith experts tell me about this watch?
99%NEW Zenith Chronomaster El Primero Chrono Auto Watch - eBay (item 280451686929 end time Jan-21-10 21:00:18 PST)I am interested in this watch, however the model number given in the description doesn't show up on a google search (I know sometimes the format of the model numbers messes up the search but I am not sure what the proper format is). Does anyone have any info on this watch?Thanks

41mm Royal Oak Frosted Gold in White Gold
Good news for those men who've been contemplating to get the Frosted Gold but were deterred by the 37mm size. The Frosted Gold is now available in a 41mm WG case with a blue dial and is limited to 200 pieces.

5-digit case profile white gold Submariner (16619)
I added a poll option so all the purists can vent their rage...I can¡¯t stand the super case profile on the new Subs, GMTs, etc. I¡¯ve tried to like them and have owned them in the past - including an 116619. I sold them all and now own only a 16613.I have the opportunity to have an 116619 customized to exactly match the 5-digit case profile. I don¡¯t expect to ever sell it if I do this, but never is a long time. I know some purists will call this a franken. I know some people will say ¡°I¡¯d never touch it.¡± The market to sell will be smaller.That said, I¡¯m trying to get an idea of the approximate real cost of doing this to decide if it¡¯s worth it to me. Real cost = cost of customization + depreciation hit.Thanks for helping!