Tissot PRC 200 Chronograph White Dial Brown Leather Men's Watch T0554171601701

Breguet: Art & Innovation In Watchmaking Exhibit At Legion Of Honor, San Francisco
Whenever one of the oldest and most esteemed watch brands puts on an exhibit, it's worth paying attention. Breguet has been producing high-quality timepieces since 1775. Aside from conceiving the tourbillon, Abraham Louis Breguet ¨C the company's founder ¨C inspired generations of watchmakers. The son of John Arnold, one of the most celebrated English horologists whose name still decorates the dials of Arnold & Son watches, was Breguet's apprentice; the late great English master George Daniels was a Breguet devotee; his prot¨¦g¨¦, the Isle of Man-based Roger Smith is clearly inspired by Breguet's aesthetic. This year, at the Breguet: Art and Innovation in Watchmaking exhibit, which opened on September 19th, 2015, at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, we celebrate the mechanical miracles born of Breguet's genius and the 240th year of Breguet's existence. Such an unusually large collection of antiquity's finest tickers facilitates comparison between the horolo

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 84
We discuss what happens when there is no quality control before a brand announces a new product, as well as what happens when a brand (Hublot) announces a cool new product (the Antikythera watch) that will never be available for sale. I recap my review of the lovely Ulysse Nardin Freak Diavolo, and my article on Dubois-Depraz that eventually got me in trouble.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 84 here.Download the MP3.

Would you buy from abroad?
I guess that in terms of new watches, this question would apply primarily to members where the local indirect taxation rate was high. For instance in the UK sales tax is the same across the entire country at 17.5%. In Denmark it's a hefty 22.5% if I remember correctly. Import duties are in the same range too but if we in these countries can buy in a watch which was priced lower, indeed much lower elsewhere, it could be worthwhile importing and paying the import duty and taxes.Of course most of us look to that place by the sea for old, rare and unusual watches which are discontinued. There are trusted sources there whom we have discussed in these pages before.However, would you buy a watch from say, another forum member who was abroad? Would you indeed buy a watch which you couldn't find elsewhere from a member of a different forum whom you didn't know? You could always make some enquiries of the source of course but would you actually go ahead and in a way, buy blind from someone you d

27 Jewel Elgin Auto + 25 Jewel Benrus Auto
Picked these up at a local auction, along with a big bag of other sh- .....watches Paid 17$ for the pair. Rounds out to about 8.50 each! Not badThe Elgin is in the best mechanical shape. It works, runs and seems to be going good. It has some wear and pitting on the back though.I love how on the dial it says 'American Made' The Benrus is a little less nice. It stops and starts, doesn't have a crown. I dig the dial and lugs though. I wonder if anyone could fix it up, or use it for parts.This one's Swiss madeThe pictures aren't great because I'm using my desk lamp as a light source, I'll take different ones tomorrow in the natural light

Help with blue 15400ST
Hi,I would like to buy this blue 15400ST but the seller is in another country and I can only see some pictures (see below).Can you please give your opinion on it. Want to be sure I'm buying a genuine 15400ST. It is a used watch by the way (not a BNIB).Thanks in advance!