FHH Introduces the Watch Tablet Sales Tool
Fine watch aficionados often lament that they know more about the timepieces in the case than the sales associates behind the counter. The Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie (FHH) addresses this issue with the Watch Tablet, a thin touchscreen tablet PC that puts vast amounts of watch-related information at the associates’ fingertips. The Watch Tablet contains information on many topics, including 29 FHH partner brands, watchmaking and gemology, manufacturing and craftsmanship, and watch movements and complications. All content is interactive and much of it is illustrated with animation. The Watch Tablet is updated regularly via the FHH's secure content management system. You can learn more at HauteHorlogerie.org.

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Vintage Navitimer Chronology: A must read collectors guide for Navitimer hunters
For those interested in adding vintage Navitimers to your collection, here's must read research on Vintage Navitimers by a respected Navitimer researcher/collector, Kurt Broendum, who also published his research in the British Horological Society Journal some months ago, enjoy!.watchlife/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=144and copy of the British Horological Society Journal research paper herekurt-b/publication-of-my-...ogical-journalAnd whist we are at it, do post pictures of your vintage Navitimers!Here's my only vintage Navitimer, a 1955 pre 806 Valjoux 72 AOPA Navitimer, made for about 1 year in 54-55 with the Valjoux 72 for .aopa.org/ and that lead to the Navitimer line being a great Pilots favourite. This first series is also called the Broendum Breitling, for Kurts research on Navitimers!

anybody think a lot of watch people don't even consider Breitling?
I know for some people it just comes down to design, which is going to happen as everyone has different tastesBut then there are various reasons why people probably don't even think about buying a Breitling that to me sound pretty stupid The biggest being too blingy, like the people that call it Breit-Bling or B-Ling because all they can seem to think about is one or two examples of a highly polished Breitling, perhaps even with diamonds (usually blinged out by some rapper)Another common reason seems to be people think Breitling designs are too busy, i find this wrong as well because like any watch brand, there are designs with less going on and designs with more going onAnd lastly, you have some that don't think its a brand that is really worth what they cost, at retail maybe that could be true as you can find way better deals, but you gotta look at that as not just value on the watch, but also whatever warranties you get and the service you get from the place you buy it atSome also

Date just 36 or perpetual 39
Hello everyone,I'm planning to buy a Rolex I love the DJ41 but it's out of budget, however I found the perpetual 39 - 114300 and I liked it also the DJ 36 is nice but I feel it looks small in my hand and it's within the budget.My question as resale value does it make a difference between the DJ36 and perpetual 39?cdn1.bigcommerce/server32...02.200.200.jpgwatchesbysjx/wp-content/u...etual-39-3.jpg