Autodromo Watches Hands-On
For some of you, particularly the gearheads in the crowd, Autodromo is a young brand that stirs up a lot of excitement.??A self-described "driving-oriented design brand," Autodromo recently burst on to the watch scene with a line of 60's Italian sports car inspired timepieces,?carried out with an acute eye to detail and clear appreciation for superior craftsmanship.??Each of the Autodromo timepieces are designed from the ground up, with no stock parts from the strap to the case to the dial. ?We recently had the good fortune to meet up with Bradley Price, Autodromo's founder, and talk to him about his passion for watches and of course, cars.??Oh, and he was kind enough to lend worn&wound his complete line of watches, the results of which can be seen below via an extensive photo gallery and epic video overview.Based in New York City, Bradley Price is a man with a vision, and the wherewithal to bring that vision to life.??One day, inspired while driving in his Alfa Romeo, the concept

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1986 or 1987 Omega Speedmaster
This particular Omega is hard to find from what I understand. The information I have aquired has led me to believe it is from 1987 or 1986. It has a gold or champagne face with black bezel. I am not sure if is is a solid gold housing or just plated. 1140DAST 175 003250978101The band has been replaced with a 3rd party leather band. The original band was it shredded. I am looking for any useful information about this model type.. history of he line would be nice, also would this be considered a collectors item?

a few pics from the limited edition moonphase
Not mine :-(But I had the chance to take the pics :-)

Is it possible to get a discount on a blnr?
So I have decided now to go for a gmt blnr. The question is what should I do in terms of buying it? This time I have chosen to go with an AD but I just can't seem to get any discount even though I'm offering cash. The only way I can theoretically get a discount is by going over the bridge to New Jersey to avoid the 6% tax. is there any chance an ad from a different state would discount and ship? How would I find them? Even at that point though I would lose the tax advantage. I really have no interest at all buying from the grey market, I had a bad first time experience with a preowned and that has given me the mindset that this next watch needs to be from an AD. Has anyone had a recent experience buying a blnr? Thanks.