Glycine Combat 6 Watches On The Cheap
Looking for a good deal these days on a new watch? Want something classic and Swiss? Want it to have a decent movement but don't want to pay too much? Well then Glycine might have just what you are looking for with the new watch Combat 6 watches - that come in two styles with a choice of automatic or manually wound movement. First is the Glycine Combat 6 Automatic, with a more subtle face in black or blue, classic Arabic numeral face, and the optional metal bracelet. There is also the more military style Glycine Combat 6 Manual watch with most of the same options, but just with a manually wound movement.? I believe both movements are available in all the styles.The watches are each in steel and 43mm wide. Larger than the vintage style they are modeled after. You can totally see some high-level military guys wearing one of these watches circa 1950 is "the war room." Looking at their watch and wondering what time it is in Moscow. "Do those commie bastards even sleep?!" Yes, yes they do.F

Bavarian Crono Offers Volkswagen Instrument Panel Homage Collection Of Watches (1946-1970s)
This will not be the first time that a watch face was designed after an automobile instrument panel, but this time there is no hiding the fact. In an obvious wave to the cultural icon that Volkswagen cars have been for so many over the years, Bavarian Crono ("Chrono" for us English minded folks) offers a line of watches that have very faithfully mimicked the look and feel of selected classic VW instrument panels. Currently there are 10 watches in the collection, but I suspect more will be added if this collection grows more popular (Bavarian Crono already has a few Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar themed watches).Bavarian Chrono started by taking a look at the exact instrument gauges in only VW Beetles. You are probably thinking that all the dial is, is the speedometer. Well in a lot of these cars, that is all there was. No tachometer, not much else. That is why a lot of the warning lights, fuel gauge, etcare packed into this singular dial,?? and all that is reproduced in the corresponding wat

Advice needed on a speedmaster
Been thinking about getting a speedmaster and wanted to get some advice. First off im not too sure if i want a speedy pro or an automatic version and didnt want to go over 2K bc im just not that sure if im into the speedy that muchWas thinking about the 3510.50, bc i see its not that expensive and i prefer watches around 36mm for my small wrist, any idea on what a good price for one is?Thoughts? concerns? Thanks everyone

How many links should I have?
I'm about to buy a preowned white faced blue hand AT big size chronometer 2503.33.00 the seller on another forum is unsure if the watch has all the links. How many should I be looking for on a complete watch and if I need to buy more how much are they?Thanks in advance for any advice

Any 399 owners?
I heard a rumor that only the 398/399 sets were sold... Anyone lucky enough to get one?