Top All-American Watch Makers
This 4th of July, we'd like to make note of a few exceptional watch brands not only based in the USA, but who also produce things here. As we've mentioned before, America was once home to some of the greatest manufacturers in the world. Unfortunately, our golden age in the industry has long since passed, and very few brands remain truly American. These selections �C whether they manufacture everything domestically or use mostly foreign parts with just a few elements made in the US, are the cornerstone of the new American watch industry. The driving force behind them is a passion for timekeeping fueled by American ingenuity. As either proud Americans or unmitigated watch enthusiasts, we salute our American watchmakers.RGMAn instantly recognizable brand name to those in the know, RGM manufactures high-quality American timepieces in Pennsylvania's Lancaster County. RGM's commitment to excellence in design is apparent across their whole range �C from their basic three-hand models to their ep

MOON LANDING ! 20 July 1969.
47 years ago, 20 July 1969, Commander Neil Armstrong and Lunar Module Pilot Buzz Aldrin walked on the Moon, wearing this watch

New 5712r and already a scratch
Well, I just received my 5712r on 12/24 and I already have the first scratch! Oh well, part of ownership I guess. George did send a Patek Collection Book with it! Makes you appreciate ceramic bezels though.

While waiting for my LVC....
I pulled the trigger on this to ease the depths of anticipation. I've had my eye on the 1499 for about a year. The white dial just got me! Still eagerly awaiting my new green friend.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Black to White Daytona ratio
Looking in usual for sale areas - ebay, chrono24 etc. I notice a ratio of at least 2 black Daytona's to every 1 white is this because there are more black Daytona's and white are rarer or that white holders keep hold of their watches and don't flip as often?