IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Worldtimer Watch
It isn't unusual to see new trends emerging on the back of current ones. In the days of small, delicate wristwatches, the IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Worldtimer would have been dismissed for its proportions. But in this age of behemoths, worldtimers are afforded the requisite dial space to breathe. This not only favors historical models from IWC, but also their latest globe-trotting tool.It's kind of fitting that IWC should be good at making worldtimers: Founded in Schaffhausen by a Bostonian whose company named their most iconic collection the Portuguese, the aptly styled International Watch Co. has 135 years of crossing borders in the bag.The main selling point of this watch is the world time complication after which it is named. It's not the first time IWC have used this complication in their watches, nor the first outing for this movement in their range or indeed others: Baume & Mercier use the IWC 35370 in the Capeland Worldtimer (although that might seem strange, both brands a

Diego Maradona Prefers Double Hublot Wrist Watches
My favorite types of compatriot watch lovers are in love with fellow eccentric watch. Featured this month following the 2010 football World Cup is the Argentine Diego Maradona. Player turned coach, the soccer personality now very rich ("ahem, I mean football") is a major watch lover and made to wear watches on both wrists. Although not a daily occurrence, Diego bears two watches, especially when he travels.

She said: "I Do"!!
...agree that you've been working very hard..So, I finally pulled the trigger on my grail piece. I've been staring at pictures of the piece for a few years...Posts, or pictures of this watch helped me to sleep for many nights.I'm so glad to be a part of the AP owners club and couldn't thank TRF /members enough for all the knowledge. Finally. ..

Help ID Vintage Omega
This watch was purchased new by my grandfather (maybe early 60s?). Until last week, it has been sitting in a safe for many many years. It still runs but I have no idea what model/series/year, etc. Only marking on it is a small '14k' on the back of the case. Can anyone help me identify it? I am pretty confident that's a one of a kind, vintage Omega grail worth more than a house! Thanks in advance for any help or insights. Sorry the pic isnt the greatest. Hoping to post better ones soon.

It should not be the other way?
helloA friend tells me he can not spend much money right now and he not can get discount on watches Panerai with ETA movement like 000/005/111 and by the contrary there are models that are much more expensive in-house movements that can be achieved with good discounts. It should not be the other way around? Besides there is little offering of Panerai watches with ETA movements