A. Lange & S?hne Saxonia Automatic
A. Lange & S?hne’s newly-redesigned Saxonia Automatic features a larger and slimmer case and a new self-winding movement. The understated aesthetics incorporate fundamental Lange design elements, and the all-new Lange manufacture calibre L086.1 features signature touches such as hand engraving and Lange’s proprietary in-house balance spring. Find pricing and wallpaper inside. The movement is only 3.7mm thick. In contrast to their predecessors, the white and pink gold cases of the Saxonia Automatic have grown to a diameter of 38.5mm. At the same time, the watches are now noticeably thinner, measuring only 7.8mm in overall height. Thanks to the gently chamfered bezel, the solid-silver argent�� dial looks larger than ever, showcasing the slender baton hour markers, solid-gold lancet hands, and the concisely graduated minute scale.The watch is available in 18K pink or white gold. The applied hour markers and the lancet hands are made of the same gold alloy.The U.S. suggested

Affordable Vintage: The Bullitt Benrus
Hitting the auction block this weekend is Steve McQueen's 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4.? With estimates ranging from $8-12 million, the car is on track to break sales records and demonstrates that the King of Cool's legacy is still very much alive.? More than thirty years after his death, everything the man touched remains Cool with a capital C.? That's certainly the case with watches, where the models that McQueen wore command a premium in the market.? For most buyers, that means a McQueen watch �C a blue-dial Heuer Monaco 1133B, a Rolex Submariner 5512, or a Hanhart 417 �C is in Grail territory. However, there is a far less well known and far more attainable McQueen watch, and that's what we're looking at today: the Benrus Series #3061 black dial.? It's what we like to call the Bullitt Benrus.When McQueen took delivery of his Ferrari 275 in 1967, he was in the middle of filming what would become arguably his most famous film: Bullitt.? The movie follows San Francisco cop Frank Bullitt (McQue

Ranking in watch brands
Does anyone knows the order of the rankings between the top watch makers, in terms of quality.

My Omega Experience
I had recently posted that I picked up a classic moonwatch speedy with the hesalite crystal. I really like this watch. There is just something very charming about it. I have never used that adjective for a watch before. However, I was recently away for business. I was nervous to bring it because I was worried I might have had it sized too small. Sometimes it is just perfect, but when I swell, it really does get a bit too snug for my liking. And being that I was going away, I was wary. Well, with all the walking around and whatnot it definitely got tight on me. I also like to sleep with my watch on, especially while I am away. So I was looking for a solution. And I got lucky as there was literally an Omega boutique on our walk home one night. I stopped in to ask if there was a micro adjustment, that they could do, that I might not have known about. Sadly there was not. After a bit of casual conversation they made a few offers of different options such as a Nato. I mention

End result of my Vintage Franken-Connie.
If some of you remember back in Feburary, I posted an image of my Vintage Pie Pan Connie and a couple of members taged it as not real, with the dial having some issues.I contacted the dealer I bought it from and he said let him look at it and if he agreed he would make good on it.Well he finially did. It took two months to get my refund but he stood behind his sale. This is after I purchased it over three years ago.So that goes to show there are some honest dealers out there. He said it was a consignment piece and he missed the details that were pointed out by TRF members in one posting.Many thanks to the members who pointed it out to me. I would of gone for the rest of my life thinking I had a collectors piece when in actuallity it was a Frankenwatch.TRF is the best watch forum on the net.Best regards,Mort