Tissot PR100 Chronograph Men's Watch T0494171103700

Nomos Introduces DUW 3001 Automatic, Minimatic and more
Nomos is always an exciting brand to visit at BaselWorld. Last year, they wowed with the introduction of the swing system, their proprietary escapement that marked a huge step for the brand (as it would any brand, really) and their Metro. This year, Nomos came ready with the natural progression of that development, boasting several new models and a totally new automatic movement.First up are the Metro 38 Datum and the Metro 38 Datum black. The Metro 38 Datum is a companion piece to the previously released Datum, which is undoubtedly one of Nomos' quirkiest timepieces. At 38mm, it's 1.5mm larger than the Datum, but it still feels perfectly balanced¡ªperhaps even more so due to the more restrained dial. Eschewing the power reserve indicator, the Metro 38 Datum instead focuses on bringing symmetry to the design. We had an early look at this piece a few months ago, and seeing it in the metal certainly helped build our appreciation for what at the time felt like a curious addition to the lin

Help with cartier tank
Can someone take a look at the pics to confirm if it's real. It has papers and all but before I buy it I want to ensure it's authentic. Thank you very much

Incoming... Citizen Attesa ATD53-3011
I've been bitten big time by the Citizen AT bug. And I love my Chrono-Time AT, especially the movement. But after seeing this Attesa version of the H610 movement, I think I've found my Holy Grail. I couldn't resist!Should arrive early next week - and I can hardly wait.

Another Servicing Question...
I take all of my vintage watches to a jeweler that I have known for years now, but he sends them out to a watch repairman to do the work that I don't know. I do trust that my jeweler is doing right by me however, because I've taken 4 of my vintage watches to him for various problems such as slow running, fast running and intermitent running and it seems in all 4 cases, they just needed a good cleaning.He charges $65.00 or there-abouts for a cleaning. All 4 watches have come back in good running condition and all are keeping nice time. My question is, is he doing just a dunk cleaning and mass oiling of the movement? I mean for that price, I don't think he is taking apart the movement and cleaning and oiling every part individually and putting it all back together, is he? I know that is the proper way, but that should cost more I believe.And if it only a dunk cleaning and mass lube, is that good enough? I own about 25 vintage watches and most only get worn once or twice a month with some

Modifying Speedmaster?
I'm thinking about doing it.. although I know many people think it is sort of sacrilege.I would like to buy a panda dial (Mitsukoshi) and change the sweeping seconds hand and minute & hour hands to black.All sold online by Ofrei (if I can'y post the name let me know and I will edit, or any mod can go ahead on delete it).Any watchmaker could do it.Would you do it? Any pics of such a mod?