Antiquorum Offers Important Rolex GMT-Master with Bathyscaph Trieste Connection
On Wednesday evening December 8, Antiquorum will offer 365 modern and vintage timepieces at its Manhattan headquarters, including a historically significant Rolex GMT-Master that belonged to Lt. Don Walsh who, along with Jacques Piccard, piloted the bathyscaphe Trieste to the deepest point in the world’s oceans. This important Rolex GMT-Master, ref. 6542, belonged to U.S. Navy Lieutenant Don Walsh, the Officer-in-Charge of the Navy’s Bathyscaph Trieste. Lieutenant Walsh and Jacques Piccard piloted the Bathyscaph Trieste to the deepest place in the world’s oceans: the Challenger Deep in the Marianas Trench, 200 miles southwest of Guam. The Trieste descended to a depth of 35,800 feet. Subsequent to the dive, in April 1960, Rolex gifted Lieutenant Walsh a Rolex GMT- Master. Also in recognition of his achievement, Lieutenant Walsh was awarded the Legion of Merit, the Navy’s second highest non-combat medal, by President Eisenhower at a ceremony held at The White Hous

Hamilton Basel 2016 Preview
Following up our coverage of Rado's Basel preview the other week, we got the chance to check out a small amount of what Hamilton will be bringing to the party come late March. A staple brand here at w&w, Hamilton tends to drop a few gems per year, while continuing to bolster and evolve their core lines. At the preview we saw many things including an entirely new line from the brand, which is very uncommon for them, some nice new pieces for their Khaki military-inspired lines, a bold new diver and a ladies watch that might end up popular with guys too. Across all of them, there was one more change, and that was to their branding. Hamilton has brought back their H logo from the 60's, a move I think no Hamilton fan will complain about. Let's check ��em out.ChronographicOne of the first watches that caught our attention was a new chronograph addition to the Khaki Field line. Taking the styling of their more recent fields, which have well balanced dials with slightly emphasized 12, 3, 6

Trusted UK site/london shop for a used Breitling Navitimer?
Hi all,I am looking to buy a used Breitling Navitimer.Just wondering if anyone can recommend a good UK site or London shop for buying a used Breitling NavitimerPreferably a good London Shop that has their stock online.Any help much appreciated!Thanks all

Mistake on Patek Philippe Website 5131J-001
I did a quick search and it looks like this was not treated on the forume before. Not that it is a serious matter, but I like these details... otherwise, why should I be interested in mechanical watches!? Where is the issue?.patekphilippe/content...001_print.html

If 007 went back to Rolex, what watch would he wear?
Sub, SD43, Daytona, or GMT?