Sinn T1 B, T2 B Dive Watches: Same Titanium, More Blue
Sinn, the German manufacturer of all things tool watch, has announced an update to their T1/T2 family of titanium dive watches. Now available with deep blue dials, the new Sinn T1 B and T2 B models remain largely unchanged from the T1 and T2 that Sinn launched at Baselworld in 2013 - translating Sinn's U-series dive watches into another thoroughly dive-ready design featuring a titanium case.With its warm earthy tone, titanium is a great match for a blue dial, and the Sinn T1 B and T2 B look fantastic. As it's been a couple years since we went hands-on with these titanium mission timers, I figure a quick recap would be helpful. Without a strap, the Sinn T1 B (aka the Sinn EZM 14) weighs in at 71g, with a case that is 45mm wide and 12.5mm thick, with 22mm lugs. The smaller Sinn T2 B (Sinn EZM 15) is 41mm wide, 13.3mm thick, with 20mm lugs, and weighs 59g without its strap. Being dive watches, the Sinn T1 B is water resistant to 1000m,?and the smaller Sinn T2 B is resistant to an impressi

WATCH WINNER ANNOUNCED: Serket Telson PVD
Congrats to Bob S. from Muskego, Wisconsin, our winner of the June 2014 watches-dealer watch giveaway. Bob will be getting a new Serket Telson PVD watch soon. For the July 2014 watches-dealer giveaway, please enter for your chance to win a Marvin Origin Gent Mechanical watch right here.

Bring a Loupe: A Rare Speedmaster 'Ed White,' A Gorgeous Heuer Carrera, An Underestimated Ro
This week, Bring A Loupe covers some iconic vintage pieces, but also some others flying more under the radar. Among the obvious choices, you can find an early Speedmaster, a great Heuer Carrera, and a promising Universal Geneve Polerouter Sub. There are also some watches that you probably expected less, including a quartz-powered Rolex and a Movado Datron relying on the mythical El Primero movement. This is your Bring A Loupe for February 5, 2016. An Omega Speedmaster 'Ed White' Reference 105.003-64, And Why It Matters 1 OF 12 Let's start with the reason behind this Speedy's nickname: the astronaut Ed White actually wore a reference 105.003 during the Gemini IV mission when he became the first American to space-walk, in June 1965. Then, you should definitely look at our Reference Points on the Omega Speedmaster for more info on why this early Speedy is so special. The reference 105.003 was indeed the last of the non "Professional" dials, t

Anybody know list price for this Quantum Piece?
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The 5070 SET
unfortunately terrible picturestoo much sun in the garden and the sky was too blue, which turned the pics a bit blue toothe R has a light blue discoloration instead of a grey dial :banged:the black dial does not look black and the magnificent blue in the platina looks like sad blueas you can see ..... an extra 5070P as a bonus LOLeven more unfortunately than the bad pics .... these are not all my watches ...