Perrelet Skeleton Chronograph Watch
Originally released a couple of years ago, 2011-2012 sees new color variations for the Perrelet Skeleton Chronograph. It took a while for me to warm up to this unique style of timepiece but I am liking it now especially thanks to the refreshed dial and prices that don't shock the heart. The biggest question I have is whether it is a sport watch or not.Really, I don't actually know whether this is a sport watch, a formal watch, or something in between. The case design falls somewhere in the middle. The dial is also a mixture of classic elegance and aggressive ideals. It has a steel case with some or all of it DLC black coated, and a rubber strap. How many skeletonized sport watches do you know? I am just so confused. Does it matter what it is? Maybe not. I think a watch can survive "category-less" in this day and age.The watch case is 43.55mm wide and uses lugs that Perrelet seems to have made their trademark - sort of. All of the models have DLC (diamond like carbon) black coated bezel

A Week On The Wrist: The Hanhart Pioneer TachyTele
Hanhart is a company with an extraordinarily long history, and one which has seen it through a tremendous number of ups and downs. My first encounter with the company was in the pages of a watch magazine back in 1997, when the company debuted a very faithful reproduction of a watch it had first made in 1939 – a pilot's chronograph, with two registers, and a distinctive, asymmetric disposition of the chronograph pushers; the re-set button was a vivid red. The watch had tons of vintage charm; the original used an in-house movement Hanhart had developed for it, called simply the caliber 40, and the collectability of the original models did a lot to make them something of an enthusiast's darling. Though Hanhart was known to watch enthusiasts at that point, primarily for its vintage pilot's watches from the 1930s and 1940s, it also has for many decades – and is right up to the present – primarily a maker of mechanical stopwatches, having pioneered the manufactu

Bumblebee vs Red Sub
So What would you choose?Same value watches. Red Sub all original, in an like NOS condition! Don't think I've ever seen one as nice.

Breitling Transocean 38
Looking to buy one for my wife and seeing two models being sold that look the same but there is a 2000 difference. Breitling website has A4131012/BC06/171A listed and I also see it on the web and ebay listed for 8000 MSRP and selling price about 6000. But, I also see another model A4131012/BC06SS that is not listed on Breitling site but is selling MSRP for about 6000 and selling at about 4500.Any ideas on the difference or the reason for the difference in pricing? They seem to be exact based on description and pictures.

Any reviews Seamaster reduced Torino 2006?
Recently I came across Seamaster reduced Olympic version (Torino 2006) on Sears website. It is being sold for ~$2,200 by authentic watches.It did not say whether it was a new piece. Anyone own or owners this watch or had any experience with it, please give your feedback.The watch can be seen here at Sears website,m.sears/omega-speedmaster...-SPM7825640822