Carl F. Bucherer Manero AutoDate
This three-hand watch in vintage style is Carl F. Bucherer’s tribute to the 1960s – a decade that produced forms with lasting appeal. Back then, the simple, classical style of three-hand watches with smaller dials set new standards which remain important for the design of today's timepieces. Find pricing inside. The Manero AutoDate’s classic, straightforward design emphasizes functionality, which shows the essentials at a glance: the current time, and the date at 3 o'clock. The watch has a diameter of 38mm and incorporates the CFB 1965 automatic movement.The case, available in 18k rose gold or stainless steel, also offers a visually simple style. The finishing touches are characteristic of the Manero range. In addition to the Dauphine hands, the dial has gold-colored wedge-shaped index markers. The final aesthetic touch is the 18k rose gold bracelet for the gold model, or Louisiana alligator leather strap available in brown or black.The Manero AutoDate is priced as fo

ORIS Williams F1 Team hollow engine watch four screw its transparent case back and printed with the vertical model
ORIS Williams F1 Team hollow engine watch four screw its transparent case back and printed with the vertical model of tire pressure F1 of the strap of rubber, not only greatly improve the resistance to water of the watch, leaving only look at the whole style more show a strong movement is like the movement of mechanical watchmaking players the choice not to be missed.

Bring a Loupe: A Spectacular Submariner, A Large Breitling Top Time, A Very Complete Memovox, An Unusual Omega Ranchero, And More
This week, Bring A Loupe focuses on a perennial favorite: vintage Omegas, from an intriguing Railmaster to an exotic Speedmaster. We will also examine one of the very first Rolex Submariners with crown guards, a reference 5513 with a flawless gilt dial. And to round things out, we have a couple of chronographs from Breitling and Universal Geneve, each with their own interesting quirks. This is your Bring A Loupe for January 8, 2016. An Early Rolex Submariner Reference 5513, A Stunning Vintage Sub With Glossy Gilt Dial 1 OF 12 This dial instantly tells you one thing: you are not looking at your average Submariner. This vintage Sub exhibits exactly what we love: a deep glossy dial and a fat case. The dial is marvelous, with a lacquer finish characteristic of the early 5513s. Until 1966, the reference 5513 boasted a glossy dial with gilt lettering ("gilt" referring to the golden color). Only after 1966 would the Submariners have the matte dials we described

Introducing: The Tudor Heritage Black Bay Bronze, Now With In-House Tudor Manufacture Movement (Deta
The Black Bay and Pelagos dive watches are two of the most dramatically successful vintage-inspired, and eminently affordable, dive watches anyone is producing today, and while they're not the letter-perfect reboots of original vintage models that some would have preferred, we think Tudor's been smart to keep a lot of the salient details of their vintage dive watches, but avoid rote repetition. The worst-case scenario for vintage-inspired watches in general is when designers add unwanted features that break the spell of immersion in history and heritage, thereby making you feel as if you just have to try too hard to love a watch you really want to love. The newest Black Bay from Tudor is now out, and in some ways it's the most risky one yet: Tudor's delivering it in bronze, which can be a dichotomizing metal to use in what's supposed to be a classically inspired, unpretentious diver's instrument watch. 1 OF 8 This one, however, really looks like it

Aqua Terra Chronomter - Tek Silver or Gray Dial?
Hi - I am new to this forum and am currently looking to buy the new AQT (2008 onwards model) but unsure which dial colour to go for. I want it to be a more casual looking watch, to wear both with a suit every day and also jeans/t-shirt, etc.Most have advised me to go for the silver finish as it will also look great with a brown leather strap if Ii want to interchange, and it perhaps looks a little less formal?Currently own a 19 year old Deville Quartz in gold, so whatever I choose it will be very different.Any advice would be great.Thanks.Matt