Fortis Limited Edition B42 Black & Black
Fortis introduces their newest model, the B42 Black & Black Automatic Day/Date. This watch is limited to 2012 pieces, numbered on the back. The 42mm PVD-coated titanium case houses an automatic ETA 2836-2 movement. The bezel is unidirectional with a 60-minute scale (120 notches) and a Superluminova capsule at 12. Available on a leather or a rubber strap. The MSRP is �1790. Complete specifications appear below the image.LIMITED EDITION FORTIS B-42 BLACK & BLACK AUTOMATIC DAY/DATEReference 647.28.81 KCase No. 647.28.158Movement: Automatic 2836-2, 11 1/2 ”’, 25 jewels, 28.800 semi-vibrations per hour, fine timing device and Incabloc shock absorberFunctions: hour, minute, center-stop-second, day/date indication, bilingual English and GermanCase: Titanium with black PVD, three-parts, 42 mm case diameter, unidirectional turning bezel with 60-minute scale (120 divisions), Superluminova capsule at 12, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides, crown with F

IWC Big Pilot Watch In Blue For North American Boutique Shops
While there isn't a whole lot new about this watch, it does have a great black and blue motif to it. This is a special limited edition version of the IWC Big Pilot watch that will exclusively be available in IWC's North American boutique stores. There are still very few details about the watch, such as the price or the amount in the limited edition. What I can say is that IWC is a nice job "re-imagining" the dial in a sober sky blue splendor. There is also matching blue stitching on the alligator pilot style strap. The case is in all steel, and 46.2mm wide. It is everything you know and love about the Big Pilot complete with turnip style crown.The blue dial uses blue for most all the markers and hands. The designers did something that I like a lot, which is do the Arabic hour numerals in outlined blue mixed with the solid blue hour and minute markers. This is a difference between this style and the standard Big Pilot watch collection. The white on black date disc isn't in blue, but fra

Vintage Constellation update - I did it
For those of you that helped my and gave me good guidance..i went ahead and pulled the trigger on this on instead:1963 - $1200I know it's on the high side but according to the seller * He thinks it's a one owner watch that was sitting in a drawer * He says it's the original dial unpainted * He thinks it's the original acrylic crystal because there is some Omega thing etched in it (is this what was done then?) * It is my birth year * He said it came in with a gold bracelet but advised the guy that they would never be able to sell it with a gold bracelet due to the price so they sold that separate * I have 14 days return Seems like a plausible story-seller seems like a good seller, very open - answered every question Here are some pics I would appreciate it if you guys could help me authenticate it and get your opinion.Also if anyone has a reference check on Inlandtime in Spokane WashingtonThanks

Today June 21 2017 new Panerai 731
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Add Sub ND now or wait a year???
Considering adding a No date Sub as sort of a daily beater type of watch. The kind of watch I wouldn't think twice about wearing fishing, or at the beach, or literally wherever. My question is, would it be smarter to wait a year, after Basel 2019, to see if Rolex upgrades the movement and makes any other changes, or is it maybe better to pick up a used one now, avoid the waiting lists, and save a few bucks potentially? What would you do???Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge using Tapatalk