Seiko Donates Spring Drive Spacewalk Sale Proceeds to Charities
On September 17, 2009, the Seiko Spring Drive Spacewalk watch that was taken into space by Richard Garriott was auctioned at Antiquorum’s New York sale. The sale generated lively bidding, and the selling price exceeded both the reserve and the pre-sale estimate. Seiko has now donated the sale proceeds to the two charities that Richard Garriott supports, the Nature Conservancy and the Challenger Center for Space Science Education. In early 2010, Seiko will release a 100 piece commemorative edition of the Spacewalk. Richard Garriott's intention has always been that the watch that Seiko created for his space adventure would be made available to a wider public as a way of promoting space travel and the furtherance of space science. This Limited Edition commemorative watch turns this ambition to reality.Below, the Spring Drive Spacewalk sold at the Antiquorum sale

The ultimate "versus"
timetapestry.blogspot.co.uk/2...-jumbo-vs.htmlThought I'd share this, on the off chance it was new to some

Breitling Crosswind
Just got this in the mail today from George Ab, what a great guy Not a scratch, LNIB..........package.jpginnerpackage.jpgbubble wrap.jpgLingbox.jpgcompleteset.jpgincase.jpgbandndial.jpgside.jpgwrist.jpg

Differences 3700/1 and 3700/11
Now, this is going to be a tough one.Does any of you know the exact differences, there seem to be 2 types of the 3700. The very first ('76-'79) seem to have no 'nautilus' inscription in the clasp. I have seen it on later models though. Also the links are a bit bigger on the /11, which were sold with 20 links instead of the 23 links on the /1.I've travelled the net, but very little to none is written about it.Anyone?

Incoming--first panerai
Got it yesterday, but just unboxed it this morning. Looking forward to wearing it to work today. Pumped about it. Very Classic look, feels great on wrist. Cheers!