Scuderia Ferrari Formula Italia Watches: "Made In Italy" & Affordable
On watches-dealer, if a watch with "Ferrari" in the name is mentioned, you will probably think of Hublot. That is mostly accurate, since Hublot is an official partner of Ferrari and their official high-end watch making partner which started back in 2011. So while Hublot makes all of Ferrari's most expensive timepieces, there needs to be a collection of Ferrari watches for everyone else. The company that has that privilege is Movado. In 2012, I covered the Movado Ferrari watches here that replaced the "sun" on the classic Museum Dial watch with the Ferrari prancing horse logo.There is also the Scuderia Ferrari watch brand, produced by the Movado group but without any Movado branding and sold on Ferrari's main merchandise site. These watches only have the Ferrari logo on the dial and may also say "Scuderia Ferrari." Very affordably-priced and "Made in Italy," the Scuderia Ferrari watches have been around for a while, and new for 2015 are the Scuderia Ferrari Formula Italia and Formula It

15400 in the house!
Nothing like showing up to work and having a shiny white FedEx truck waiting for you!Here's my first shot. It actually fits just perfectly on my meaty wrist with the standard links attached.Thanks for all the advice guys!

Breitling Long
Hello all, I have the opportunity to acquire this one from the 70'sCan anyone tell me if this a good dial or redone?Also are these chronographs easy to service? thanks

Vintage Omega Seamaster DeVille - Winder
Hi all,I just got my grandfather's Seamaster back from the Omega Boutique in NYC after a full restore - no polish. Watch looks amazing and proud to be wearing for many reasons. I'd like to keep it on a winder and was curious if anyone knew the appropriate TPD and direction? Judging by the inscriptions on the back is dated 1971, retirement gift from the city. Omega wrote what I believe is the serial # 10517XX but not 100% positive that is the actual SN. Picture attached. The in-house watchmaker at the boutique gave an answer of four hours that was no help.Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks.

new to panerai questions
Panerai is a brand I have never considered before but after seeing them in the flesh and trying one on I was impressed at how solid they feel and the industrial but still well finished look about them, both characteristics which are shared by my ROO.. actually it felt rather similar to the ROO in terms of solidness and weight distributionjust wondering if Panerais are considered beater watches (can they be treated like a Rolex?) or if they need taking care ofalso would you recommend looking at new or used and anything else you think someone new to the brand should knowthanks