Tudor Submariner 75090

Photo Report: The Seiko Credor Minute Repeater, Live At The Madison Avenue New York Boutique
Sure, Seiko makes a lot of watches, and as we reported not long ago you can get an absolutely astonishingly well made watch from them – mechanical, with one of the toughest and most reliable movements on the planet – for under a hundred dollars. When watch enthusiasts talk about Seiko, it’s often in terms of great bang for the buck, and indeed, Seiko deserves the reputation it has for offering excellence at just about every price point at which it makes watches. Whether it’s a humble Seiko 5 or a top of the line Grand Seiko, the company has a knack for a certain kind of old-school, almost mom-and-pop earnestness about giving their clients more than you would expect for the price. Sometimes a lot more. 1 OF 18 However, Seiko also makes watches under the Credor name that occupy the sort of stratospheric price bracket generally reserved for only the most exotic or refined complications from blue-chip Swiss brands. Two of the most interesting of those

Introducing The Brand New A. Lange & S?hne Lange 1, With New In-House Caliber (Live Pics, Full Specs, & Pricing)
This is one of the quietest new releases of SIHH, but arguably one of our favorites. There is a brand new Lange 1. Most people didn't really pick up on it because aesthetically, the new Lange 1 looks just like the old Lange 1 (with two slight, slight differences I'll get into). But in fact, the watch you see here has an entirely brand new, built from the ground-up, in-house caliber that offers some subtle but meaningful upgrades. Let's get into it. 2 OF 6 The caliber inside the Lange 1 was among Lange's first ever developed, meaning it has been a quarter century since the design of this caliber began. The men and women of Glash¨¹tte felt it was time, though no one asked for it, to give its most iconic model an internal upgrade. So, beginning with this model year, the Lange 1 will house caliber L121.1, the 50th new caliber since its re-birth two decades ago. Lange is quick to point out that the goals and aesthetics of this new caliber are indeed the same as the original, th

2254 on the rocks?
:):) with all of the 2254 talk as of late, I thought I would post these pictures I found on a memory stick from a couple of months ago I didn't know I had..not the best, but it is laying on a rock and a coconut I believein the Caribbeanthanks for looking,diver88:):)

Watch Grading .....
When I was looking for an example of my Hamilton watch I "won" yesterday, I found one like it on the bay, with AShland Investments .....and they had this Watch condition grading guide ...that they got from someone in Switzerland ....so I am not sure if we can keep it or not......But it is far and away the most detailed method of grading watches I have ever seen ......( for what that's worth ) anyway .....ashlandinvestment/GRADING.html

60's Speedmaster Mark II
I just discovered my father has one of these laying around the house not being used... Just wondering what the value of something like this would be, If any at all. Also I heard this was the watch worn to go to the moon... very cool! Is there anything more I should know about these watches? I know the current Seamasters are great timepieces, Have they evolved much?Looks like this model (not my pic)