Zenith Elite 6150 Watch With New Zenith In-House Movement Inside
Say hi to Zenith's latest creation, the Zenith El PrimeroWait, that's not rightWelcome to the Zenith Elite 6150, the manufacture's updated dress watch line that features a new in-house movement.?While it'd be easy to say that Zenith and its El Primero?are absolutely inseparable, the company has actually been offering the Elite line of dress watches, coming with a more simple feature set and a dressier look than most?El Primero-equipped Zenith watches.The Zenith Elite has,?of course, never been able to replace the El Primero, but then again, that is not the goal here �C it is a restrained extension to?Zenith's portfolio of watches, something that provides what you would expect from a true manufacture �C at a?relatively more affordable price level, matched to?arguably more timeless aesthetics.The Zenith Elite line started out as just that, and has been around with more or less quiet updates �C especially when?compared to the many smaller and greater new iterations the El Primero base calibe

Specifications and characteristics of Jaeger LeCoultre's OTHER DivingWatch
It is important, as also the Polaris, MLC was not really much to offer real divers in the 1960s and 1970s. Their captain long was there, but let's be honest, that is not a true diving watch. Deep Sea master course, however, is supposed to certainly be worn under the water. It has a compressor case, a refracting telescope of rotation internal and smooth operation JLC movement with date window.

More Omega 70's goodness, but...
This time it's a quartz - well, a Seamaster Megaquartz F32. From 1971 I think (god, I LOVE these 70's Omegas) and I'm very, very (very) pleased with it.

Calatrava 5127 dial colour(s)?
Hi all,Need some help. I'm currently looking for a 5127 in the cream dial and am getting confused with regards to the dial colour. Some listings mention that the dial is silver, while others are Opaline, white or cream. Did the 5127 come in several dial colours? Any thoughts would be much appreciated. ThanksSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Anybody ever heard of the PAM 464?
Saw this on another website 'Luminor Marina - 'Pig Las Vegas Boutique' Panerai PAM 464' and cannot find many reviews or why it was even made. Does anyone have any information or thoughts on this model? What movement it has? Is it a 'real' Panerai or some kitchy Vegas knockoff? Any info is appreciated.thx!BTW - first time posting and love this forum!!