Sinn EZM 10 Watch
This will be German Sinn's new flagship rough activity watch, and the tenth watch to bear the EZM title. I quite love this watch and further find it interesting that it is quite retro in design in comparison to where the EZM series was going. Though not like 1950's retro - which is a darn good thing. Nevertheless, the piece contains some great modern technology and will make Sinn fans and newbies to the brand alike want one."EZM" stands for "Einsatzzeitmesser" which means "mission timer." These are among Sinn's more serious pieces and have been delighting both collectors and the people that really need them for years. The release of a new EZM watch is always cause for pause. As of writing this article, the Sinn EZM 10 is still in "pre-official announcement mode." I will update this article with more details and images as they become available - so sorry for the fuzzy looking scan.The look and design of this watch feels like something out of the Lemania 5100 movement days. Even the move

Breguet Reine de Naples with Hour-Strike Ladies Watch
Please enjoy the original article below by established watch writer Meehna Goldsmith. From magazines to the freer writing form of the web, she is a knowledgeable watch junkie who knows high-end pieces. She contributes to publications such as Robb Report, International Watch, and Watch Journal, among others. You can visit her on her website meehnagoldsmithwatches-dealer.In the history of watchmaking, the name Breguet is a hallowed one. Abraham-Louis Breguet, who established his eponymous company in 1775, is single-handedly responsible for many of the major horological innovations of the last two-plus centuries, including the Breguet overcoil, tourbillon, keyless works and automatic winding. Even more impressive is that those innovations are still employed today, over 200 years after their introduction.That company Breguet founded has operated virtually uninterrupted since its inception, but by 1999, after several ownership changes, the brand was languishing. The watches being produced

2254.50 Sunset
Snapped this tonight while I was photographing a sunset. Came out pretty cool, and is unedited so I figured id post it. Thanks for lookingOmega Edited Size by Jkycia33, on Flickr

Warranty paper vs Warranty card - when did they change?
I've been looking into the time frame regarding the transition from the use of the warranty paper vs the warranty card. I can't seem to find a definite year or production serial number for when this occurred.I have found the D serial numbers with warranty papers but recently saw one with the warranty card. I haven't been able to find any other examples with D serial numbers that came with the warranty card. The D serial numbers seem to be circa 2005. The D serials were followed by the Z serial numbers. I have found examples of the Z serial numbers with either the warranty paper or warranty card - but again, not so with the D serial numbers. Any help would be appreciated. (Attaching photos with your response would be a big plus.)

Daytonas
Just in case previous thread is lost.Photos as promised...Greg