We mentioned before that Panerai was once the provider of nautical various instruments
We love a good Edition limited here to Hodinkee, and we are also probably a little too tolerant accessories priced incredibly male. We also love a good story, and part of today all of this together. We mentioned before that Panerai was once the provider of nautical various instruments and watches military around the world.

Hands-On: The 1950s Audemars Piguet Perpetual Calendar Reference 5516 For Sale At Christie's Nex
I don't know how many times I've admitted this, but I dream of being a vintage Audemars Piguet collector. The watches are so rare, so beautiful, so special, and until recently, completely under the radar. Now they are getting a little more attention – and a great triple calendar chronograph just sold for serious money at Christie's Geneva – but that doesn't mean the world at large has taken notice. And that is why I am writing this article today. A truly world-class watch is coming up for sale next week, and I want to make sure the collecting world at large takes note. It's an Audemars Piguet, from the 1950s, with a full perpetual calendar, two-tone dial, and leap year indicator. It is one of nine ever made, and it just might be the best watch for sale this season. 1 OF 6 Reference 5516 was made in nine examples, six of which feature the moonphase at 6 o'clock. What makes the 5516 so special? First, the rarity. The watch was made i

suggestion on next omega
i have a ploprof 1200, a POC 9300, speedy 3570.50 and a bullhead.....i love the iconic watches and I'm a big guy (6'2 250) so a 42mm is minimum for me now.....i may wind up flipping a hulk or my yacht master tt blue dial cause i don't dig em so much now....any suggestions on my next watch? maybe a dssd but like omegas more now....

1973 Speedmaster
I currently have a Rolex 14060, it is my only watch outside of a Casio G Shock. My goal is to add a Speedy, or another Rolex, to truly begin my collection. As of late, I've really been leaning toward having that next piece being from my birth year - 1973. From what I see out there, the 1973 Speedmasters are just flat out ugly - the series 378s and Mark III have very odd cases, and to me are unattractive watches. Does anyone out there have one, or know someone who does, that might be able to sway me?

Removing the SubC Oyster Bracelet
I have a question about removing the oyster bracelet on my SubC. Specifically it has to do with the glidelock clasp. I already have the Bergeron 7825 tweezer tool, so removing the endlinks is easy. But I'd like to separate the bracelet at the clasp into 2pieces before removing the endlinks WITHOUT unscrewing a link. On my Explorer with easy link I could do this by removing the micro adjustment springbar inside the clasp. I can't tell if I can do the same thing on the glidelock though. Does the glidelock come apart easily?Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk