Hamilton Pan Europ
Hamilton is offering a revisited and gently nostalgic interpretation of the Pan Europ, the brand's first automatic chronograph launched in 1971 and equipped with the famous Caliber 11. With its sturdy, slightly square case, red hands and blue dial and bezel, the new Pan Europ radiates tradition. The 1,971-piece limited edition is equipped with a Swiss high-grade automatic chronograph movement, the H31 caliber.The image below may be enlarged with a click.TECHNICAL INFORMATIONMovement Automatic, H31 calibre, 60-hour power reserveFunctions Hours, minutes, seconds, date, chronograph and tachometric scaleCaseStainless steel, 45 mmSapphire crystalWater-resistant to 100 m / 10 ATMDialBlueColored nickel handsBlue unidirectional rotating bezelCounters at 9 and 3 o'clockDate window at 6 o'clockStrapCrocodile pattern chestnut brown leather

A Burberry Accutron clock with a 24-hour display
Within the framework of the Gemini programme, a Burberry Accutron clock with a 24-hour display was incorporated into the instrument panels aboard the modules, participating in eight missions.

Bring a Loupe: A Rare Speedmaster 'Ed White,' A Gorgeous Heuer Carrera, An Underestimated Ro
This week, Bring A Loupe covers some iconic vintage pieces, but also some others flying more under the radar. Among the obvious choices, you can find an early Speedmaster, a great Heuer Carrera, and a promising Universal Geneve Polerouter Sub. There are also some watches that you probably expected less, including a quartz-powered Rolex and a Movado Datron relying on the mythical El Primero movement. This is your Bring A Loupe for February 5, 2016. An Omega Speedmaster 'Ed White' Reference 105.003-64, And Why It Matters 1 OF 12 Let's start with the reason behind this Speedy's nickname: the astronaut Ed White actually wore a reference 105.003 during the Gemini IV mission when he became the first American to space-walk, in June 1965. Then, you should definitely look at our Reference Points on the Omega Speedmaster for more info on why this early Speedy is so special. The reference 105.003 was indeed the last of the non "Professional" dials, t

Westime Beverly Hills?
Do they have a decent stock? I'm going to LA in a couple weeks and I want to see some APs in the metal.

Trying to decide: 5980r, 5960p, or 5070g
Hello all,I'm trying to decide on the next piece and I've narrowed it down to three...the 5980r, 5960p (grey dial) or the 5070g. I know that they're really different pieces but I'm curious to hear different opinions. Thanks in advance!!-Carlos