Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Skeleton Dial Men's Watch 43172/000P-9236

Richard Mille 58-01 Tourbillon World Timer Limited Edition Watch
Not one to let SIHH's spotlight simply pass them by, Richard Mille announced a limited edition model called the RM 58-01 Tourbillon World Timer Jean Todt Limited Edition. That rather long name suggests a lot about the watch but may leave some people asking - who is Jean Todt? Jean Todt is the current President of the F¨¦d¨¦ration Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and has been a notable figure in international professional motorsport for many years. Mr. Todt does a lot of traveling throughout the year so Richard Mille thought it would be nice to design him a watch that could simplify the timezone issue as much as possible.The RM 58-01 is just that watch. Featuring a new tourbillon-equipped caliber, the 58-01 features a rotatable unidirectional bezel that is connected to the movement so the user just simply rotates the bezel until the city of their current timezone is listed at 12 o'clock. The watch handles both the setting of the hands and the alignment of an additional chapter marking

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Value estimation of early 90's pre'Bond SMP 200m
I'm the original owner of this watch and was curious about value. I'll update with a pic soon. It's the pre Bond, smaller sized quartz (1438?), Seamaster Professional 200m, champagne/gold dial with 2 toned (gold/ss) bracelet and gold bezel. I've worn this watch seldomly throughout the years, and only as a dress watch. Couple of hours at dinner and then back in the box. Condition is as if you purchased it new and wore it steadily for a week. Any ideas of value? I see these on Ebay for $400.00 - $600.00 (in worn condition) to well over $1000.00 in exc condition (most not as nice as mine), but they don't seem to move too quickly, no doubt due to being overpriced and the movement being quartz. Any feedback is appreciated. I've toyed with selling this in the past but probably won't as it has sentimental value. Regards,Eric

Military Wristwatches
Dear All.I came across a folder of original Military Wristwatch adverts from 1915 - 1919.Some very interesting information in them.I will post one a day, as I think valuable reference material for dials, cases hands etc.This first one is Lancet Military watches 1918, but look at the "Oblong Military Watch" and the "Oval Military Watch", who would have thought it.Photos may not be used without permission of NAWCCOne/dayRegardsadam

Panerai and wrist size
Hi guys,First post on this forum. Long time vintage Rolex collector, who have recently fell in love with Panerai.I am looking to purchase my first one and I am a bit concerned about size.I have a rather small wrist, 6.25, and believe the 40mm model is the most suitable. Anyone with small wrists wearing 42/44 models ? It would be great to see some pics.Many thanks in advanceLuciano