Zenith Men's Port Royal V Watch

Watch Insider: New Bell & Ross Watches for 50th Anniversary of Dassault Myst¨¨re-Falcon 20
At this year’s Baselworld, Bell & Ross, a watch brand long associated with aviation, added to its Vintage collection¡¯s new Sport Heritage line of watches with a timepiece that pays homage to the 1960s – specifically, to Dassault Aviation’s famous Myst¨¨re-Falcon 20, the preeminent business jet of its time. Read about it in this article from my blog, Watch-Insider.In the 1960s, Dassault was already known for groundbreaking technology in designing and manufacturing fighter jets. During that era, the company applied that expertise to its development of a small, twin-engine, 10-seat business jet, called the Myst¨¨re 20. It made its maiden flight on the May 4, 1963 and immediately became a commercial success, becoming known as the Falcon. This year, Dassault delivered its 2,250th Falcon jet and continues to manufacture the modern generation of the legendary aircraft, the Falcon 7X.Dassault Falcon 20Dassault Falcon 7XBell & Ross has teamed up with the aviation company

Biver & Me: Exclusive Inside Look At Hublot Watch Manufacture
The myth of Jean-Claude Biver is as much a man, as the man himself. While many people wouldn¡¯t necessarily consider the CEO of a watch brand a celebrity or an icon; to watch lovers and people working in the industry, few people have the level of respect and close to attention that Mr. Biver enjoys. And enjoy it he does. The prize for the man¡¯s calculated efforts is a sense of pride and a pat-on-the-back attitude that comes naturally. Bright-faced and wide-eyed, Jean-Claude Biver (JCB) often has the enthusiasm of a teenager. Nevertheless, Jean-Claude prefers the simple joys in life, and is approachable in a way that can¡¯t be said for most men at the helm of high profile brands. Aside from his deeds as a watch maker, Biver is amusingly known second best for his famous cheese making ¡ª a true Swiss, he does not disappoint.I had a rare opportunity to spend time with Mr. Biver on what I can only describe as a ¡°bring your journalist to work day.¡± I fly to Switzerland, and travel to the Hublot

Victorinox Swiss Army Maverick II 24145
Red and white made a beautiful combination and suckered me into buying this watch. Behold the beauty of this watch:

Just picked up a Speedmaster... need help with model number.
I just picked up this Speedy today but unfortunately it did not come with box or cards. It's a 42mm Mechanical movement with a Hesalite crystal. Serial number is 77 million. I was thinking that this was a 3570.50? Hoping someone can help me confirm this model number. Many thanks TRFs!!!. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Interesting how the 116719 has the old 3186 movement.
Just been admiring the White Gold Pepsi with a Blue dial and saw that it still had the 3186 movements fitted. Are we to take from that that they have used existing cases and supplemented them with the addition of a blue dial and are using up the older movement as this will fit with no messing around with the case?Obviously, the 116710LN, 116710BLNR and the 116713 and 116718 are all remaining with the 3186 movements too......... but for how long?