Tag Heuer Forumla 1 Chronotimer
I did a review on a Tag Heuer formula 1 Chronotimer I had briefly in my possession. It was actually a fairly careful watch and I liked how it looked on my wrist, but I thought if I did not keep the Breitling B-1, why would keep this an I would port for sports typical excuse, but I would either bring a Casio G-shock or one of my Lings. It is simply the way it is. I also had a spot of soft for Heuers tag, and they are really a move to automatic Switzerland look at the market. Enjoy the video

First Look: Highlights From Christie's Geneva Auction This November, Including A Never Before Se
This fall is looking like it will be an amazing time to be a vintage watch lover. Last week we showed you some highlights from the Phillips November sale, and now we're back with a few highlights from the Christie's sale. The absolute highlight of this sale is a Patek Philippe perpetual calendar from 1954 – reference 2497 – but this isn't your average 2497. No, this is a fresh to market example, with a never before seen black gilt dial and luminous hands. It's likely one of a kind, and it belonged Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie. It is absolutely spectacular. The Emporer Selassie Patek Philippe 2497 With Black Dial And Luminous Hands 1 OF 15 There is absolutely nothing more exciting to watch lovers and collectors than discovering something truly new. This 2497 is a rare instance of not only discovering something entirely new, but also discovering something in truly honest, authentic condition, with indisputable provenance and importance

25860st
Hi everyone,I was wondering what do you think about the 25860. Is there a big difference between that model and the 26300 that came out after? I couldn't find much information online. The bezel looks a little thin but then again, I am a rookie when it comes to AP. I also was surprised with the stem when I handled the watch after pulling the crown. I am used to handling Rolex and unlike them, there was a little play and it felt a lot more fragile between my fingers. Is that normal on a ROC? I have been told that the second hand on the sub-dial never stops. Is that true? If so how can one set the exact time?I am asking because I found a mint 25860 for a good bargain and would like to know whether I should pull the trigger. Is it a nice first AP?Best,14732361_538157599725841_2662383623662301923_n.jpg14955817_538157696392498_4541137235643941148_n.jpg14962713_538157606392507_2058450351124336484_n.jpg14963399_538157739725827_7579575350578867579_n.jpg14992069_538157639725837_5557798183043575

Gots me a chronograph
So after a couple of months of searching i found a Dynamic chronograph. The full set: Box, papers and warranty/dealer booklets.This fits in with my collection nicely i feel (you can find my collection in the Rolex Gallery). The military feel and overall size of the watch is great!Here are some images:

2 APs for 1 Patek? Which one (5990-1a or 5960-1a)?
Just picked up the 5980-1r but already thinking of other moves...(still need to move the skyD as part of the 5980-1r transaction as promised to the wife). Now thinking whether to swap the 44mm RG ROO and jumbo for a 5990-1a or 5960-1a. The only concern is 5990-1a may be too similar to 5980-1r but 5990-1a would allow me to wear to work as I usually do not wear gold to work. Seeking expert advice from all the great members of TRF.