JUNGHANS Meister Driver Handaufzug
Junghans �C Meister Driver HandaufzugThe late 19th century was a milestone in the automobile industry with inventions by German engineers such as Gottlieb Daimler (1834-1900) and Wilhelm Maybach (1846-1929) who were close to Arthur Junghans, the son of the eponymous watch brand founder and car collector.The love for these revolutionary vehicles, especially 1930s cars, bursts from the Meister Driver Handaufzug watches. Both dials feature a blend of classic colours from the period with a mixture of anthracite, silver and vanilla beige. Each two-tone lacquered dial has a different display: the white minute track takes centre stage on one whilst the other showcases the ivory hours.The time functions (hours and minutes in the centre, small seconds at 6) are fuelled by the manual wind J 815.1 calibre inside the 37.7mm steel case.Price: 1170 CHFBy Sharmila Bertin

Does anyone know
Does anyone know what watch the TV evangelist Creflo Dollar wears? It looks like a Chronomat just not sure but its stunning never seen anything like it. Im wrapping my brain around trying to figure it out. It may not even be a Breitling.

What is a Watchco Omega?
Like the title says, what is it. I have heard the term thrown around..

First post!
Hello gents! Wanted to share my 5711 with everyone. Looking forward to contributing to this forum! Cheers!-ETM

Thoughts on new 15th Any Paneristi 634
I am sorry if this has been posted about before. Just curious on everyone's thoughts. For a young man like me who has long lusted after Submariners and Luminors, when a watch comes around like the Black Bay or this PAM, at a reasonably affordable price it is extremely attractive. I really have a great desire to own a Panerai, and this one with a retail of $4,200 USD is very exciting when many can reach $10k+ easily. Now I understand this is not the same as a super fancy 47mm 1950s PAM with an in house movement. But after all, price cuts come with costs.At what cost though? On the positive, we have the always classic Panerai Luminor design. Painted dial, patina lume (which I like), blue base logo (which I also like), traditional crown guard. Other features some view as cons and this is where I am curious on your opinion. This would be the spring bars (although some of their 1950's models have them and the screw-ins can become loose with wear), one piece bezel and case (so I guess the be