U-Boat Wanduhr 42 Wall Clock 39 cm

IWC Schaffhausen is in partnership with the Singapore watch
IWC Schaffhausen, in partnership with the Singapore watch retailer watches sincere Fine, recently co-organized a series of classes to watch for the members of the public. Classes were held at Sentosa Cove, on the island of Sentosa, a major tourist attraction to Singapore. Watch lovers had a chance to get practical experience on the internal IWC watch movement calibre 95 pocket.

The Full Roster Of Watch Candidates For The Grand Prix d'Horlogerie De Geneve
The Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève was created in 2001 to recognize achievement in watchmaking in a wide range of categories and the founding members include the Canton of Geneva, the City of Geneva, the Musée International de l'Horlogerie in La-Chaux-de-Fonds, Timelab, and the Edipress Group. Watches are pre-selected for consideration in the Grand Prix and winners are chosen from a wide range of categories. Below are just a few of the candidate timepieces – this is just a small sample and includes distinguished timepieces from Audemars Piguet, Seiko, MB&F, and Kari Voutilainen, but it'll give you a rough idea of the scope and variety of the watches included in the Grand Prix. 1 OF 4 2 OF 4 3 OF 4 4 OF 4 It's not a perfect analogy to the Academy Awards but it's still a competition in which dozens of firms compete for the top slot in key categories like Ladies' Watches, Ladies' High Mech, Men's

Cartier Tank Americaine
I first saw this watch for sale on the website of an Australian watch repairer and sealer. He has an 18 karat white gold model for sale, it is a chronograph model on a black leather strap. I really liked the elegant look of it. It is classic and timeless, with a traditional Cartier look to it. But the size and the chronograph feature give it a slightly sporty look (in the white gold version) which makes me think of driving a convertible vintage Mercedes along a European tree-lined boulevard! At the same time the white face and the black strap make it eminently usable as a dress watch. This would look very nice under a tux or a dress suit.Once I had seen it on that website I went to try and find out more about it, but I couldn't find out much about it on the web. It did, however, lead me to a picture of one for sale on an English watch dealers website. This one was rose gold and also looked stunning. The use of gold gave it a more formal look, and the rose gold made it softer than yello

New Vintage Addition
I spotted this watch on ebay close to two weeks ago and sat on it for 4 or 5 days until I decided to scoop it up. I got it for a great, inexpensive price.I received it in the mail a few days ago and let's just say that I'm very satisfied with it. I have a smaller wrist, so it fits great. It's a 32mm case, I believe. It's also from the 1950s, but I don't know what year specifically. It doesn't have the original band (I didn't expect it to); I plan on replacing it with something nicer at some point, but for now I'm going to wear it and enjoy it. Anyway, here are some pictures from the seller.And one I took with my phone.You thought the dial was green, didn't you? It's actually gold! All and all, it's a neat vintage piece that I can wear daily and enjoy. Just wanted to share my enthusiasm for the watch that I have at the moment.

Got a Speedy Pro Today!
Can't say it's anything rare, but it's mine. :)It's an important watch for me. Outside of work, I'm an amateur astronomer and I'm very passionate about astronomy, cosmology, and science & skepticism in general (especially science education.) I've been wanting one of these for years.Close decision back in the spring between this and my DJ41. I'm proud to say that now I own both. Cheers. :)Sent from my SM-G928V using Tapatalk