Technomarine UF6 Black Dial Chronograph Mens Watch 609024

In Celebration Of Jack Heuer's Birthday, We Look Back At The Best Heuer Coverage On HODINKEE
Today is TAG Heuer Honorary Chairman Jack Heuer's birthday, and to celebrate, we're revisiting three HODINKEE articles that illustrate his importance to the brand that carries his name, as well as to watches and watchmaking in general. From early 2013, we have a video in which Mr. Heuer explains the design process behind the Heuer Carrera; from late 2013, we take an in-depth look at the very first Carrera; and from 2014, we have a video Week on the Wrist with the modern TAG Heuer Carrera 1887 Chronograph. We hope you enjoy, and happy birthday, Jack! Jack Heuer Explains The Design Process Behind The Carrera Chronograph, Both Old And New It was Jack himself who designed so many of Heuer's great chronographs through his tenure as leader, and this rare video interview with Jack, he tells us exactly why he designed the legendary Carrera the way he did. He also goes on to tell us about his thoughts on the new 50th anniversary Carrera, which you'll see in

Citizen Intellectus Et Fortitudo Multi-Alarm Dual Time
I have this very cool Citizen Intellectus Et Fortitudo Multi-Alarm Dual Time Watch that I would love to wear, but I haven't a clue how to set the time. I figured out, sort of, how to set the date, but that is about it. It has four buttons, 3 with blue stones and one with red. The red one also pulls out in addition to being able to push in, but the other three seem limited to pushing in. I went to the Citizen website looking for info and, hopefully, a manual, but had no luck. Anyone have one of these and know how to work it? Thanks!

Educate me on the Speedy
I'm looking to get one of these for my 40th birthday (used, preferably minty). From a collector's point of view, what should I be looking for? Any particular caliber? Thanks much.

InCAMing
I posted this at P, but I must post this incoming here too. Hope it's not too frowned upon and I swear it stops here! A few weeks ago I had an incoming of a DSOTM after debating between that new beauty and the beauty that had held my gaze longer. And though the DSOTM is still a piece I'd love to own and keep, the time wasn't now. So I made a deal for a freshly serviced 233! I always looked at this piece as my Panerai grail. The domed crystal, power reserve, and the dial distortion i found irresistible. Long story short, this has been my dream PAM for a long time. I still can't believe I finally own one. Thanks to everyone in my last thread regarding this decision. This one is a keeper and it feels soooo good to have that itch finally scratched. On to the wrist shots!

Antiques Roadshow Tiffany Dialed Original Pepsi GMT
Sorry for lousy pictures - shot it off my TV while watching the show just now. Season22/Episode9. Saw this and thought the story was unbelievable. Guy takes this off his wrist at the show - gifted by his uncle in 1975 - over 40 years ago. Guy never knew about Rolex but wore it almost daily since then. His wrist gives good evidence...2 years ago the Rolex dealer told him if he serviced it, they would replace the dial So he went to an indy for service. It is from 1963-64 per s/n - early gilt underline dial per the appraiser, Peter Planes, from Royce Estate Buyers in Palm Beach, FL. Would be worth $10-12K if he had it serviced by Rolex with replaced dial and bezel insert. But in this current untouched original condition, worth $50K retail as long as he doesn¡¯t touch it. And if the dial had not oxidized so much and was perfect it would have fetched upwards of $100K¡°Good Grief¡± said the guy. I think the indy watchmaker may have replaced the date wheel because it is so white. Just sharing