Sinn 6200 Meisterbund I Watch With New German-Made Movement
Today, German watch manufacture Sinn has announced its new?proprietary movement?inside?the Sinn 6200 Meisterbund I watch.?Sinn, a renowned manufacturer of tool watches designed primarily for divers and pilots �C as well as some other, less specialized watch collections-will now debut a rather more formal looking timepieceto which the renders they made available for the time being likely?won't do much justice. Let's see what promises the?Sinn 6200 Meisterbund I has in store for fans of the brand."Meisterbund"?means a cooperation of master craftsmen, as Sinn prides themselves on working together with two notable German suppliers.?Therefore, a total of three brands are involved in making the Sinn 6200 Meisterbund I:?Sinn Spezialuhren zu Frankfurt am Main (Sinn), Sa?chsische Uhrentechnologie Glashu?tte (SUG) and Uhren-Werke-Dresden (UWD).?Whenever you are feeling a bit under the weather, just return to this article and attempt to read those three?names out loud really fast �C or have someone

Patek Philippe 175 Auction Interview With Head Of Christie's Watch Department
As Patek Philippe celebrates their 175th anniversary, the major auction houses are celebrating too. Auction houses have done very well over the last few years, thanks to the brand's popularity among collectors, when it comes to their rarest and most exclusive timepieces. On November 9, 2014, in Geneva, Christie's will hold its "Patek Philippe 175" watch auction in celebration of the brand's anniversary. This will be an exciting time, as Patek Philippe themselves will hold various celebrations, along with the unveiling of a new ultra-complicated timepiece, and fellow auctioneer Sotheby's will be auctioning off the famed Patek Philippe Henry Graves Supercomplication pocket watch, that is expected to fetch around $17 million.To learn more about Patek Philippe timepiece success at auctions, as well as with collectors, I spoke to John Reardon, the International Head of Christie's Watch Department. A watch guy and seasoned watch sales expert, John Reardon is one of those people you want arou

A True Rolex Submariner 116610 "Tool Watch" not what you think...
I previously posted about the little brother of this big guy - a 16610 version, but this one is the best.There is a huge difference between this Rolex Sub Tool Watch and other tool watches. I'm attaching a poll because there are 2 possibilities.Here it is -->> Rolex Sub 116610 TRUE Tool Watch

First Rolex Incoming and AD's stock
Watches have always been a style statement and makes anybody excited, and I would wear all of them with pride as a kid. My first, when I was 6-7, I remember was a cheap quartz(few dollars) with brown leather band gifted to me by mom. But then I wore it out and it finally broke. I didn't knew much about watches and quartz or digital watches were the only thing available. The most famous watch you could buy was Citizen or Casio in the Himalayan Nation.Fast forward some decades, I started looking up watches again and then got hooked on to the mechanical watches' simple way of showing time, using complicated mechanical thing. Honestly, I didn't even knew that was possible. Something about those moving gears, and all the other parts, working together to make the second hand sweep so smoothly, and you just fall in love with them. I did hear about Rolex and would have never imagined to buy one!Then, I saw one on my colleagues wearing a Rolex GMT with black dial and bezel. It was a piece of pe

Rolex Book By Guido...worth it?
ROLEX BOOK: COLLECTING ROLEX SUBMARINER BY GUIDO MONDANIsaw this book on the bay for $480..seems <>to ME, at least, quite expensive for a bookLooks like a VERY nice book and informative, but $$.any opinions on where to get a similar book for lesser?thanks