Panerai Luminor 1950 Marina Mens PAM00312 fake Watch
Case in stainless steel with a black leather strap. Window fixed. Black dial with luminous hands and stick hour markers. Arabic numerals mark 6, 9 and 12 posts. Luminiscent hands and markers. Date displays the 03 position.second Mall sub dial to the position of 09. Automatic movement. The scratch-resistant Sapphire. Skeleton case to the. Case diameter: 44 mm. case thickness: 7.9 mm. Tang clasp. 30 Metres/100 feet water resistant. Functions: hours, minutes, seconds small, date. Panerai Luminor 1950 Marina Mens Watch PAM00312 .

Historical Perspectives: (Possibly) The World's First Perpetual Calendar Wristwatch, From Breguet, Revisited On Leap Day 2016
Here is the "Dollfus" Perpetual Calendar, nicknamed after its original owner – sold at auction in 2011, and not seen in public since.  Though it's well known in enthusiast circles both by name and reputation, we thought today – Leap Day – would be a great opportunity to look back at this historic watch - the first perpetual calendar wristwatch. When this particular watch was first sold, the price to the new owner, Mr. Jean Dollfus, was 11,000 Swiss Francs.  It was a lot of money then, and today it would be considerably more, but even the inflation adjusted price pales in comparison to what it fetched at auction at Christie's, in 2011: $475,618.  It's obviously an enormous sum of money, but the price becomes easier to understand, when you understand what the watch represents. 1 OF 4 It's quite simply one of the most important vintage wristwatches ever made by Breguet, and perhaps the single most important perpetual

New strap for my Breitling B1
Lovin' this so far. Only complaint is that is a little short.20151127_131831.jpg

Introducing my First Omega (bought last night)
Hello There... :)I have just added an Omega in my collection of vintage watches.It's an 1965 14k DeVille with calibre 620.All originalNever Used...never restored... I would have been happier if the dial was a little bigger...but I was happy that it is so slim....this will be my watch of choice with suits...It was a random find...I had no intention of buying a new watch anytime soon. Especially since I bought a rolex last month.But I saw a posting on CL that some guy was selling this thing and wanted 2000 for it....something got me interested and we got it authenticated and struk a deal at close to half of what he wanted.Watch runs a little fast...nothing a good service and tune-up would not fix....According to the scribe in the case, it was last services in 1993...It ways a good 41.1 grams (with movement, case and bracelet...)Case, Chain and Crown are all 14k solid gold.Since it's an integral bracelet, I am glad it fits me perfectly :)I have attached some pics... I happy very happy wit

Sold the 126600 and went to a 114060
Did anyone else not bond with the SD43?I was very happy when I purchased the new SD43 last June but as time went on I just could never get over the fish eye and the thickness of the watch. Sold the SD43 and picked up the ND sub recently. I really enjoy the simplicity as well as it being thinner.Sent from my BBB100-3 using Tapatalk