Gustafsson & Sj?gren Dragon Watch Available On James List
I recently discussed the Arlanch watch, another Swedish timepiece. That watch and this "Dragon" from Gustafsson & Sj?gren (who call themselves GoS for short) couldn't be more opposite. One a distinct bore (Arlanch), while this one (GoS) a distinct work of art. Their real contribution to the work of horology is their uses of Damascus steel that they develop themselves. You might not like all the watch they do, but you have to admire their talent and dedication to their artistic pursuit. What started as a talent for collector's knife making eventually found its way into working on watches. They have a few models, each similar in tone with the specially created and polished metal being the main attraction. Plus, all the Damascus metal they make is done by hand.The Dragon model has a dial done in the pattern of what looks like bubbles under a microscope, with the shape of a dragon in the center. It is all done with the pair's special metal working magic. Damascus steel is essentially l

In-Depth: The Original Lange 1 Compared To The New Version For 2015
The Lange 1 is a watch that isn’t just iconic, it’s a watch that is so iconic that saying so is one of the biggest clichés in watch journalism. Cliché it may be, but it is actually true – though interestingly enough, when the Lange 1 first debuted, it was considered a very innovative and even controversial design. It’s a testimony to just how effectively A. Lange & Söhne, all the way back in 1994, hit the sweet spot for enthusiasts in terms of combining traditional Saxon watchmaking design cues with a fresh approach to dial composition, that the Lange 1 has in the subsequent decades become one of the most recognizable, and also the most imitated, watches in the world.One alters an icon at one’s own peril, however for 2015, A. Lange & Söhne did just that: the firm introduced a new version of the Lange 1 (hard on the heels of the previous years’ update to the Datograph, another one of their most beloved models). The new

Need help identifying vintage Seamaster
My very first post on the Omega section. While cleaning up the attic today together with my father we came across this vintage Omega seamaster that belonged to my grandfather. It has been there since my grandfather passed away in the early 80s. It actually works after winding. I��ve searched the web and can find many similar watches but not this one. The case back says 10K gold filled. Where are the vintage experts?

Lady Datejust 279173
My sister and I decide to buy this one together. We are petite so some recommend us to buy 26 mm is more suitable, but some says 26 mm is discontinued so it's better to buy 28 mm. If I buy 26 mm, it's not a good idea? Also, which AD would you recommend in Toronto Area? Since we are going to buy 2 (possibly 1 more for my mom), we are looking for a discount price.

Stolen Rolex Daytona Cosmograph
Please keep your eyes open for this.Ive had my Daytona Cosmograph stolen whilst on the tube in London this weekend.Serial Number: 532413D4Model: 116503Very distinctive scratch on the lower bezel at the 6 oclock mark, about 1cm in length between the 110-140 tachymeter scale.Has been reported to police, the Watch Register and some other used watch dealers.Ive been advised to register on such a site as this, in the hope it may get picked up if anyone does a google search for the serial number.With thanks,Chris