IN THE SHOP: A Killer 321 Speedy, Universal Compax In Steel, And An Investment-Grade Datejust (In White Gold!)
It wouldn't be Tuesday without some new additions to the HODINKEE Shop! As always, we've gone ahead and sourced some absolutely killer watches for you – and this includes a handful of watches that are coming from you, private owners! Today we are proud to offer another beautifully aged, 321-powered Omega Speedmaster, a wonderful early Universal Genève Compax with telemetry dial, a stainless-steel triple calendar from Jaeger-LeCoultre, and our personal favorite, a 1960s Rolex Datejust with gilt, glossy dial and a case of white gold! Didn't know they existed? Well now you do, and you can find it in the HODINKEE Shop. 1940s Jaeger-LeCoultre Triple Calendar In Stainless Steel 1 OF 4 When one thinks of the 1940s, one thinks of two things – the triple calendar complication, and the tear-drop lug shape. Seldom do we find a watch that combines both traits so elegantly, with a true in-house haute horlogerie caliber, in a stainless-steel case!

The ultimate AP wrist shot thread!
OK, wrist shots only, any model, any year - show us your best AP wrist shots!

Need help identifying this vintage seamaster
This seamaster was handed down to me by my grandfather- it still works like a charm... All I know about it is that it was gifted to him by my grandmother in the late 50's or early 60's... I'm trying to find the correct strap or bracelet to go with it... I remember he wore it with a gold-plated mesh bracelet... Any info will be greatly appreciated

Omega will be Olympic Timekeeper until 2020
Saw this online, and the press release was today, of course:N.G Hayek, G.N.Hayek, J. Rogge and S. Urquhart at the press conference of 25 September 2009Friday 25 September 2009OMEGA, whose official Olympic timekeeping legacy dates back to the Los Angeles Games in 1932, has signed a new agreement with the International Olympic Committee which extends the partnership through the 2020 Olympic Games. The announcement was made and the agreement signed at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne on 25 September 2009. IOC President Jacques Rogge was joined by Nicolas G. Hayek Sr., the Chairman of the Swatch Group; Nick Hayek Jr., the Group's CEO; and Stephen Urquhart, the President of OMEGA.The signing ceremony and press conference began when Mr. Rogge and Mr. Hayek Sr. rang one of the Olympic bells used to signal the beginning of a final lap in the longer sporting competitions.In his opening comments, Jacques Rogge welcomed the guests and members of the press and announced immediately that the partners

New Review video Basel 2018 Rolex
https://youtu.be/f02dctSRA3c