Found: A Breguet Pocket Watch, A Renoir, And The Mystery Of One Of The Greatest Breguet Collectors
Seeking shelter and distraction on a windy Sunday, some friends and I purchased tickets to the National Gallery in London to see the highly recommended "Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art" exhibition. When in doubt, spending a few hours in the company of Matisse, Kandinsky, and Gaugin is never time wasted. 1 OF 8 Still shivering from the cold, we made our way down the stone steps of the Museum. Somewhat ironically, it was not Delacroix whom I wanted to see, but Renoir. His version of Delacroix’s The Jewish Wedding In Morocco had recently popped up during my research on the world’s first perpetual calendar wristwatch, a Breguet. Both had been purchased by Mr. Jean Dollfus. Or so I thought. 2 OF 8 The "Dollfus Perpetual Calendar," the world's first perpetual calendar wristwatch. That name was written in ink inside Breguet’s archives next to the sale of said Breguet no. 2516 in 1932. And it was printed, this time in

Guy Builds A "Watch Room" In House, Shows It Off On Forum, Instantly Makes "Watch Roo
I think we've all dreamt of it, but few have made it happen. I'm talking about a room, in your home, where you can slip away from the rest of your family, and just totally immerse yourself in your passion. In other words, a room where you can just sit and play watches. Well, a man by the name of Chris, a Heuer and vintage chronograph collector of sorts, signed into OnTheDash last week and showed off not his great purchases of 2014 like everyone else. No, no. His triumph would be much greater. Chris was there to show off his very own dedicated watch room, built into the library of his house.Here are a few pictures of the room leading up to his secret lair, then what?you'll find inside, such as as old auction catalogs, cool old racing ephemera and, well, tons of cool old watches. Yes, we are all really, really jealous.Read the original post and see all the pictures here. 2 OF 5 3 OF 5

The 'Big Lume' Seamasters?
A friend's Seamaster recently caught my eye, big hands and markers as per the pic I've grabbed below.I'm struggling to learn much about this style of Seamaster, anyone able to help with what this style is called; when they were made - and any other detail (such as whether they are tritium or luminova).Many thanks! :)

Friday Funder: The dearest of antiheroes
Image of 'The New Mutants # 98', the first magazine that appeared Deadpool.Image of 'The New Mutants # 98', the first magazine that appeared Deadpool. enlargeSimply, it became Deadpool, the same people hugging and then dispatches a kick. He who does not know whether it is good or bad. Which he stuns everyone with his nonsense and can kill without remorse easy with dangerous katana.Watch deadpool movie OnlineThat's why we want everyone. By mad, cynical and funny.

In a Pickle: Is a Tudor BB Necessary?
Hey guys, in a bit of a pickle right now and was hoping you guys could assist me with my conundrum.For some reason, I have been slowly gravitating towards a Tudor BB. The problem is, I already have a sub no date.This is a two part (maybe three) question.1. Is the BB a good compliment to the sub or is it too similar that i should just find another piece instead2. I found a good priced in house (not interested in the ETA variant) Tudor BB with the black bezel and faux aged lume BNIB but.... you remember when I said I was gravitating towards a Tudor BB? Well the model I've been lusting after is actually the one with the blue bezel and leather strap. I can't seem to find this one for a good price though. Should I suck it up and buy the pretty well priced brand new Black Bay w/ Black Bezel or is that just WAY too similar to the sub?3. This might have my thread removed, but can anyone recommend a good AD? I've been searching high and low but no luck in finding a good prices for the Blue var