The New Waltham Watches: An American Classic Returns with a Modern Swiss Twist
Waltham is a name well-known to American aficionados of vintage watches and clocks. This fall, the quintessential American watch brand �� absent from the United States since the 1980s �� returns to that market with new Waltham wristwatches that call to mind the brand’s long and storied history but are also decidedly modern.The Waltham watch brand traces its origins all the way to 1850, when visionary entrepreneur Aaron Lufkin Dennison founded the first industrialized watch and clock manufacturer in Roxbury, Massachusetts. (Lufkin’s interchangeable parts and assembly-line process would later be adopted by Henry Ford for the fledgling automobile industry.) Four years later, the company moved to the town of Waltham, which gave it its name.?Many watch-world milestones followed, including a Waltham pocketwatch famously owned by President Abraham Lincoln, groundbreaking railroad watches, the construction of Waltham’s own astronomical observatory to test its timepieces’

Bremont Wright Flyer Limited Edition Watch
Bremont's limited edition historical pieces have become a hallmark of the brand since they first launched the EP120 in 2010. Today, at the London Science Museum, Bremont announced their latest limited edition watch, the Bremont Wright Flyer, which boasts the inclusion of not only a piece of the first successful powered flying machine, but also Bremont's first in-house movement. As a young brand with a deep passion for aviation, the Bremont Wright Flyer is a huge announcement for Bremont and a fitting platform for the launch of a new caliber that they refer to as their first manufacture movement.After seeing last year's Codebreaker and its impressive integration of a number of historical elements, we all wondered what Bremont could do to take this concept to a new level. Now in its fifth generation, the Bremont LEs are an excellent introduction to the brand and with the new Bremont Wright Flyer, the brand has returned to the original formula of paying tribute to a legend from the histor

Forged Carbon Diver NOT Discontinued?
That is part of Howard's report over on timezone. I asked directly and he confirmed. Is this the new consensus?

Panerai America's Cup Watches
I am curious if these watches are or will be something special. I have found one trading over MSRP and little or no hype elsewhere. Curious as to others thoughts here.

hand winding
I recently purchased a new PAM 537 GMT 42mm. I love this watch!!!! My question to the experts is; is it ok to wind the watch when the lever is in the closed position? Thanks in advanced. Sorry Wrong forum!!!!!Moderator please transfer to the panerai section