Ulysse Nardin Quadrato Dual Time Perpetual

Montblanc watch industry in the appearance of high level can earn each time after the applause, it's memorable.
Montblanc watch industry in the appearance of high level can earn each time after the applause, it's memorable.

More pictures of my new gmt
The call of the ceramic was too strongi jump of the both feets on the new gmt IIc, i was happy with my "coke" one, but i really like the new size of the case, she s look really bigger, and the ceramic is really a nice idea i mean for the bezel. The clasp is a great improvement as I find more convenient, more beautiful, more closed. but I really notice the time that the risk of scratches are really painful and stressful, nobody is perfect.i hope you enjoy the pictures

Review: The Rolex Yacht-Master. SS/18K Black MOP Dial
Now that I have had this timepiece for above 7 months, I think I can truthfully write a balanced review of it as the honeymoon period is over. As you read this, you may not think so, but keep in mind that I have had it for enough time that I can speak what needs to be spoken.What can be said of a watch that loves to be looked at?Even though the popularity of the Yacht-Master is not as great as some of the Rolex models, it is nevertheless a timepiece with its own aesthetic character and demand that requires even the most seasoned Rolex WIS to formulate an opinion. Especially so when it comes to the SS/18K versions of this timepiece. Now add a Black Mother of Pearl and you either have anathema or adoration!My wife purchased this astonishing watch for me while we were celebrating our 10th wedding anniversary in Switzerland during the month of September of 2008. The setting for the event was Bucherer¡¯s in Lucerne, just around the corner from the fabled Chapel Bridge. Lucerne is a enduring

So what have I got?
I recently found what I suspect was my Grandfather's watch. When I picked it up to look at it, the second hand started moving so I put it on.The face is marked Hamilton and Automatic. The back is marked Hamilton and 10K Gold Filled. Above the "gold" stamping is what appears to be a fancy capital J with a spear stuck through it.I posted pix on another board and one member said, "Try here, they might can help", so here I am. Another told me it was an anachronism. That the "flared lugs" were from the 50s, while the automatic action didn't appear until the 60s.Another responder said he thought "thin-o-matic" from the 60s.The first poster said showing the back and sides might help. That's why the caliper, to give scale. The smaller measurement is the "stepped down" area shown at the side. I presume it to be the case, minus the crystal and back. The larger measurement is the entire thickness, from back to crystal.This last one is a bad picture, but shows the (to me) strange crysta

Some Questions About Older IWCs
I am not watch smart yet but I like older watches and I'd like to investigate the purchase of older IWC watches from about 1930 to around 1960.1) Is there a particular IWC model that is generally considered to be the most collectible?2) Is there a collector favorite that has the fortunate combination of style and high quality movement?3) Are there particular years to avoid IWC watches generally?4) and conversely, Are there particular years where a certain model is considered a great buy?Thanks