Introductions of JAQUET DROZ Glashutte Watch Exhibition in Taiwan
Excellent work of art, JAQUET-DROZ the creator of the 18th century of the wonder of a mechanical process, he designed the design of ingenuity on the surface of the disk, create hours, minutes and seconds, a list indicating the eccentric Grande second classic. Located in the plate of central part face under the position of the hours, minutes showed ircle needle for ring of large large second hand in the plate on the top of the page is like a 8 ord. This design of the plate unique eccentric face, could not yet make such breakthrough another significant paragraph type. 200 Years ago JAQUET DROZ create this, the needle of the minutes, second hand of the circle and circle the separation of a large eccentric design even after 200 years of modern aesthetic view, is still more art. [IMG]

A Week On The Wrist: The Hanhart Pioneer TachyTele
Hanhart is a company with an extraordinarily long history, and one which has seen it through a tremendous number of ups and downs. My first encounter with the company was in the pages of a watch magazine back in 1997, when the company debuted a very faithful reproduction of a watch it had first made in 1939 – a pilot's chronograph, with two registers, and a distinctive, asymmetric disposition of the chronograph pushers; the re-set button was a vivid red. The watch had tons of vintage charm; the original used an in-house movement Hanhart had developed for it, called simply the caliber 40, and the collectability of the original models did a lot to make them something of an enthusiast's darling. Though Hanhart was known to watch enthusiasts at that point, primarily for its vintage pilot's watches from the 1930s and 1940s, it also has for many decades – and is right up to the present – primarily a maker of mechanical stopwatches, having pioneered the manufactu

Noob Question regarding Safari Movement
Do the F series Safari's all come with the 3126 movement or are there any with the 2326? Any help would be appreciated as I am thinking of pulling the trigger on one.ThanksStan

Which GMT?
I've been looking into a GMT to go along with my SD4K. I'd really like to go with a 16710 Pepsi but with the prices the way they are I feel like maybe a BLNR would be a more satisfying purchase in that price range. I really enjoy the build quality and dimensions of the SD4K and I feel like it falls in the middle of these two options. What would be a smart buy in the 16710 range? 3185 with lug holes, etc...?

datejust II
New Member hereI currently have a mid 90s TT 36mm datejust and an older 34MM SS datejust. I am not attached to either of them and really am liking the look of the 41mm dates. I have a friend with a 2013 116334 datejust 2 with a diamond dark rhodium dial that he is looking to sell. The watch is worn but in very nice shape. He has not had to service it as of yet and functions as new. My question is what is a fair price range for this particular watch. I am far from an enthusiast and really don't have my finger on the pulse of what these used watches have actually been selling for vs the asking prices I'm seeing on Ebay etc. Thank you for any insight