Zodiac Watches Brings Back the Super Sea Wolf
Zodiac is among those handful of brands that we get pretty excited about here at worn&wound. Especially with their recent efforts to revive the brand by bringing back classic designs (see the Zodiac Watches Make a Comeback post for more) such as the Astrographic, Sea Dragon and the Sea Wolf. The brand has not been resting in the last year and are bringing back another iconic Zodiac design: the Super Sea Wolf.The Zodiac Super Sea Wolf was originally released in the 1970's as a "big brother" to the original Sea Wolf. The Super had improvements, such as a different case back design (screw down vs. snap back), a new patented crown and stem system along with 750 meters of water resistance (over the 200 meter for the Sea Wolf). It was also bigger, quite a bit bigger. The design has long been a hit with watch collectors and thankfully Zodiac has resurrected it for a new generation of watch buyers.The new Super Sea Wolf, due out Fall 2015, clearly has the DNA of the original. The case is t

Found: A Patek Philippe 3448 White Gold At Sotheby's New York (Or Is It A 3450 Yellow Gold?) �C T
The reference 3448 has always been one of my favorite vintage references. There is something so refreshing about the razor sharps lugs (when the case hasn't been polished) and the simple dial layout with. So when I heard about a very special 3448 coming up at Sotheby's, I had to go see it in person. What you are about to see is something you have likely never encountered before – a Patek Philippe reference 3448 in white gold, with a later yellow-gold reference 3450 case as a back up. Say hello to a convertible Patek Philippe. 1 OF 5 This reference 3448 white gold is accompanied by an entirely different case, dial, hand-set, and crown �C all in yellow gold. That's right, you read that correctly. This watch, coming up for auction at Sotheby's in New York tomorrow, was born a white-gold 3448 in 1966 and was purchased by the original owner in 1967. Then later in 1986, the owner decided that he would really like a yellow gold version, so he wrote to P

BASELWORLD 2009 - NEW Reference - 5131G
5131G-001 - WorldTimerThe World Time watch, one of Patek Philippe's emblematic complications, is particularly coveted by collectors as are the famous and rare 1940s and 1950s models. This exclusive timepiece in white gold stands out with a hand-made Europe/Asia cloisonn�� enamel dial, joining the original 2008 model in yellow gold with a Europe/USA dial.Technical data * Caliber 240 HU * Mechanical self-winding movement * Indication of 24 time zones * "Europe/Asia" dial center in cloisonn�� enamel * Fold-over clasp * Sapphire-crystal case back * Water resistant to 30 m * Case diameter: 39.5 mm * White goldCaliber: * Indication of 24 time zones * Overall diameter: 27.5 mm * Height: 3.88 mm * 33 jewels, 8 bridges * Balance: Gyromax * Vibrations per hour: 21'600 * Power reserve: 48h max * Number of parts: 239 * Patent CH 690205Source: Patek Philippe S.A

Any love out there for the Railmasters?
With it's sublime matte dial, painted markers, and brushed steel bracelet,(but looks equally great on a strap), I always thought this was a great collection. Bonus that it draws inspiration from the original Railmasters of the 1950s. Show em' if you got em'!

Flipped and bought again
Hi TRFers,As someone relatively new to Rolex allow me to ask you this:What Rolex have you sold only to buy it (same model) again after awhile, and why?Thank you for your replies.