SIHH: Calibre de Cartier Multiple Time Zone Watch With Caliber 9909 MC
Calibre 9909 MC is the first multiple time zone movement to feature in Cartier's Fine Watchmaking Collection, housed in a Calibre de Cartier watch. The movement is entirely developed and produced within the Cartier Manufacture. At SIHH today, Cartier presented a new version of the multiple time zone complication, which aims to provide:– the home time with day/night indication, the traveler's local time, adjustment for summer or daylight savings time and �C something quite unique �C the time difference between the two selected time zones, which some might call the jet lag display.– excellent readability of all the functions in a limited space– simple setting and checking of all functions and displays.Home time is indicated on the lower dial in the center of the watch by a day/night hand featuring sun and moon symbols. Local time in the traveler's location is shown by the main hands, which enable the second time zone to be read directly.The self-winding Caliber 9909 MC di

USAgency Air Force One Watch Bundle Giveaway
This month's giveaway is a fun one because the winner will get a bundle of items from USAgency Watches. They have the official license from several US Government agencies and supply watches to them as well. Agencies they work with include the CIA, FBI, LAPD, NCIS, as well as the people who work on Air Force Oneand more.Up for grabs is the Air Force One Tritium watch. The lightweight tactical watch is in polycarbonate and is 47.5mm wide. It contains tritium gas tubes for dial illumination. Not just any gas tubes, but the high-powered T100 tubes. Inside the watch is a Swiss Ronda quartz movement, and the watch it attached to a black silicone strap. Water resistant to 200 meters, this piece retails for $399.Next you'll get a covert box that can be used to store anything you like. The box looks like a book and is made of wood. You can open it up and store your watch or other valuable goods. It also comes with the special US Agency coin. In addition to that you'll get a pair of American Opt

Advice on 44mm Novelty RG
Hi fellow watch collectors...I am in the Market for a RG 44mm Novelty... can anyone tell me if there is a difference between a H serial and an I serial? Will the H serial be worth less later on down the road?Thank you in advance...Wickedrsr

Quality of Breitling for Bentley
I am trying to decide if I should pull the trigger on my next watch purchase being a Breitling (Bentley type model preferred). I have little familarity with this brand. I have been trolling this site as well as a Breitling site recommended by TRF member and it appears that there have been instances of quality issues brought up. I don't want to buy new and would definitely attempt to purchase through TRF but now I'm worried about quality. Any thoughts/experiences would be greatly appreciated.

My Constellation
Hi all! Just wanted to say hello and I'm glad to have found this forum. Was introduced to it by one of my friends with a GMT Master II. After much agonising I decided to go for a Constellation in SS. It just seemed like the right size for my wrist and I have always loved the look of the Omega's. My dad had a Seamaster which I always loved..So here it is!