Patek Philippe will be offered for sale at auction in December
Since the first product of Patek Philippe, reference to the unique 5020 Franck Muller calibre 97, included timepieces in this sale will draw collectors from around the world. "On the left photo shows: the knowledgeable watchmaker will be pleased to see that the first Patek Philippe REF. 5020 never product, no. 3045000, will be offered for sale at auction in December. "The so-called TV Watch", produced in 1994, is a very fine and very rare, in the shape of barrel, astronomical, resistant to water, 18 K Yellow Gold wristwatch with round button Chronograph, registry, 24-hour indication, perpetual calendar and moon phases.Estimate: collectors of 140 000 $-$ 180, 000.On to right: Franck Muller will be forward compete 97 calibre "of large and small, Minute-Repeater - perpetual calendar". Produced in 1997, this extraordinary timepiece is a unique, fine and rare, astronomical, large and small of repeat at the minute, platinum and diamond wristwatch set with perpetual calendar, equation of time

Introducing The Bremont Boeing Model 247, A Chronograph Containing Real Aviation Technology (Live Pics & Pricing)
Few brands have modern ties to aviation as authentic as Bremont. The two founders are both pilots themselves, the company makes watches for military and stunt pilots around the world, and even the name is the result of an emergency landing executed by brothers Nick and Giles English during a flight over France. Now Bremont has paired up with American aviation giant Boeing to create a special collection of watches that take advantage of materials developed in Boeing's UK-based Advanced Manufacturing Research Center. Today we'll introduce you to the collaboration as well as give you a hands-on look at the Model 247, one of two watches to launch this new collection.? 2 OF 7 Boeing has never given its name to a consumer product like this before. Sure, you could buy model Boeing airplanes and maybe a t-shirt or baseball cap, but nothing like the Bremont Boeing watches. It might have been easy to execute a simple branding exercise, but neither Bremont nor Boeing wanted to go do

41 mm and Quarz movements
I was looking on ebay and found these models. I find this models 2541.80 and 2221.80 and others with longer numbers but a kind member from the Forum told me they are discontinued. What is the newest?I would try to get the most recent. I think 41 mm is far my favorite. Why Omega stopped it? People prefer automated? They are not accurate as quartz.Thanks guys.

Lume Cheat
I found an old UV black light lamp and aimed it at my PO. The thing glowed like it was plugged in. It was pretty amazing. All of the photos are short exposures - no long ones, so that may give you an idea of how bright this thing was glowing.Rob

My First Purchase
Been lurking for a little while and enjoyed learning from the knowledge here. Purchased as a graduation present to myself. Thread is useless without pics, so without further ado:What do we have?It's a SMP2220.80Obligatory wrist shotAfter 24 hours, it's running about 4 seconds fast. Very happy with the purchase!