Zenith El Primero 410 Watch: Another Ode To The Past
Not willing to let the rather svelte grey Zenith El Primero 410 Limited Edition get that sweet movement all to itself, Zenith has launched another new 410 model which features a silver sun ray dial. The new Zenith 410 ref 03.2091.410/01.C494 shares most of its design and technical attributes with the 410 LE we showed you back in October. With a 42mm steel case and sapphire on both sides, the 410 forgoes the contrasting white-on-grey coloring and star markers at two and ten seen on the limited model, opting instead for uniform silver dial design.The silver dial and the blued steel accents make for a very attractive variation that seems a bit more reserved than the previous 410. Obviously still powered by the El Primero 410 movement, this El Primero still receives the 36,000 vph rate, column wheel-chronograph as well as triple date and moonphase complications. The day and month are shown in distinct apertures above the three and nine sub dials while the date is displayed via a convention

Photo Report: Recapping The HODINKEE And Tiffany & Co. Event In New York
On the 18th of last month, HODINKEE hosted an event with Tiffany & Co. at their flagship boutique on 5th Avenue. The event was a continued celebration of the CT60 Collection, named for Tiffany founder Charles Lewis Tiffany. For more information on the CT60 Collection see our video here. We were very pleased to have so many HODINKEE readers and Tiffany fans join us! 1 OF 22 2 OF 22 Tiffany CT60 Collection 3 OF 22 4 OF 22 ADVERTISEMENT 5 OF 22 Tiffany CT60 Collection Automatic Chronograph With Date 6 OF 22 7 OF 22 8 OF 22Tiffany CT60 Collection9 OF 22Tiffany CT60 Collection 10 OF 22 11 OF 22 12 OF 22 13 OF 22 14 OF 22 15 OF 2216 OF 22 17 OF 22 ADVERTISEMENT 18 OF 22 19 OF 22 Tiffany "East-West" Watch 20 OF 22 21 OF 22 Tiffany CT60 Collection 22 OF 22 Ph

Speedmaster Professional Moon watch
Now a proud owner of a new Omega Speedmaster Professional Moon watch. It looks good, feels good and it keeps me smiling. What a watch and great history.

5070G with only Cert of Origin
Looking at a 5070G - no paperwork except a cert of origin but from a well known dealer. Any thoughts? What of %age discount ?

Vintage Tudor
My father passed away in the 60s, and I have recently acquired his Tudor, minus the 'Oyster' shaped case and the steel bracelet.I'm trying to find out the year etc. Seems like the Rose in the Shield comes from the 40s but not sure.It has the 'rose in the shield' above the Tudor Oyster Automatic, numbers 2,4,6,8,10,12 on a champagne coloured dial with the words 'Shock Resisting' between the 4 and 8 position.It is a hack second hand. I was told by a jeweller that it is gold filled and the gold plating on the crown is almost gone. The serial# is 509xx next line is 95xIt gains about 1 minute overnight on my night stand, so I'd say it's working quite well for an older watch.Here are some pictures. Any info would be great, and hope you enjoy the pics.Denis