5 Standout Skeleton Watches From SIHH 2015
The WatchTime editorial team recently returned from SIHH 2015, and one of the trends we noticed at this year’s fair was a number of brands putting their own spin on the classical skeleton watch. Here are five new skeleton watches worthy of a closer look.The first Cartier Crash watch appeared in 1967 and its oddball, asymmetrical design �� inspired by an actual damaged (“crashed”) Cartier watch �� became an icon of the Swinging London era. Over the years, various versions of the Crash have appeared, produced in very limited editions, becoming cult favorites among Cartier watch enthusiasts. This year’s Cartier Crash Skeleton, however, is a true milestone in the collection �� the first Cartier Crash with an openworked movement that is actually shaped to conform to the “crashed” dimensions of the case. The skeletonized, manual-wind movement, Cartier’s in-house Caliber 9618 MC, has distinctively sculpted plates and features bridges that flow into the s

Kari Voutilainen Thinks This Young Watchmaker Is Cool, And You Should Too: Rexhep Rexhepi's AkriviA Tourbillon
What were you doing when you were 14 years old? I was in high school in California, playing lots of soccer and generally getting into trouble. Over in Switzerland, Rexhep Rexhepi was an apprentice at Patek Philippe working on tourbillons. Now he has started his own brand, AkriviA. While AkriviA is young, the brand has already drawn praise. A while back Kari Voutilainen was in NYC for a Q&A event. A question was asked along the lines of, "what young watchmakers are doing interesting things?" Kari's answer was "Rexhep Rexhepi." 1 OF 10 2 OF 10 A few weeks ago I received a press release about a new watch from AkriviA, the Tourbillon Hour Minute. While this watch is really impressive and interesting, the press release was not. Instead of trying to rehash the press release, I interviewed Rexhep Rexhepi over email. My goal was to learn a bit more about his background, and where the brand is going. We received some great workshop photography a

Omega ?
Nothing like a old 70's Omega on a vintage gold NATO strap !!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Show us your vintage!
Here is my vintage automatic Omega Seamaster which I believe is circa early 1960's unless anyone can tell me otherwise?Let's see yours!

16710 offered - 5 digit expert help needed
Hello, I am in the market for a pepsi / coke 16710. This is for me to wear and probably never ever sell, and complement my five digit sub. What do you think of this:https://.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=5750471) Does it matter there is no papers - it looks real2) the faded red of the pepsi - should I replace the part at RSC or just let it go pink?3) Will bid lower as I think you can get one with papers for that price. 4) anybody know the seller?