Found: A Breguet Pocket Watch, A Renoir, And The Mystery Of One Of The Greatest Breguet Collectors
Seeking shelter and distraction on a windy Sunday, some friends and I purchased tickets to the National Gallery in London to see the highly recommended "Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art" exhibition. When in doubt, spending a few hours in the company of Matisse, Kandinsky, and Gaugin is never time wasted. 1 OF 8 Still shivering from the cold, we made our way down the stone steps of the Museum. Somewhat ironically, it was not Delacroix whom I wanted to see, but Renoir. His version of Delacroix’s The Jewish Wedding In Morocco had recently popped up during my research on the world’s first perpetual calendar wristwatch, a Breguet. Both had been purchased by Mr. Jean Dollfus. Or so I thought. 2 OF 8 The "Dollfus Perpetual Calendar," the world's first perpetual calendar wristwatch. That name was written in ink inside Breguet’s archives next to the sale of said Breguet no. 2516 in 1932. And it was printed, this time in

Omega customer service- VERY impressed thus far
Just wanted to share my experience with Omega service. I picked up a used Omega Planet Ocean Titanium 42mm 3 weeks ago. I already own a PO LMLE, but thought it would be cool in blue- and it is! I love the titanium and took it on a trip with me last week. Day 2 of the trip- the crystal fogged up. I contacted Omega via some email addresses and on instagram (when I had wifi), but did not have a computer nor real usable internet- so I could not report it via their website and ask what to do after the emails bounced back. Fast forward a week- I took the watch to Omega in NYC. They did a pressure test on the watch and said that it is air-tight and there is no way a seal failed. Basically- it is my fault and the crown may have been left open slightly. I told them that it is unlikely but not impossible I guess. They said I'd have to pay for a full service and it would take 8 weeks- I was perturbed and I mentioned that I felt it was probably not my fault as I am careful with my pieces. About an

Rare Omegas available at Omega Boutique King of Prussia this weekend!!
Greetings all,The Omega Boutique in King of Prussia is going to have some extremely rare pieces starting from Saturday March 8th! These are coming in for our Philadelphia GTG but will be available through Monday.The pieces include:DeVille Central Tourbillon Co-Axial LE 513.53.39.21.99.001OMEGA Watches: De Ville Tourbillon Co-Axial Numbered Edition 38.7 mm - Red gold on leather strap - 513.53.39.21.99.001DeVille Hour Vision Co-Axial Skeleton LE 431.53.41.21.64.001OMEGA Watches: De Ville Hour Vision Omega Co-Axial Limited Edition 41 mm - Red gold on leather strap - 431.53.41.21.64.001Omega Museum Collection Specialties 5700.50.07 LE #1! OMEGA Watches: The Collection Specialities Museum - Steel on leather strap - 5700.50.07The Boutique also has in stock both new Seamaster Bullheads, both variants of the new Speedmaster Mark II reissue, the JFK Commemorative Limited Edition, and 3 additional museum pieces (telemeter and two pulsemeters).Don't miss the chance to see these!Again, we're havin

Basel Shmasel....
Lots of great stuff out of Basel, but there's lots of great stuff already in all of our collections! Let's not forget what we have on our wrist right now!

Tudor Ranger metal strap fit a Black Bay?
Hi, I have recently purchased a Tudor Heritage Black Bay burgundy and wasn't a fan of the metal strap it came with, mainly because of the ��rivet' bracelet.I really likely the metal strap on the Tudor Ranger and was wondering if this would fit on my BB? The watches, I believe, are both 41mm.I can ask my AD but have always found the folks on this forum to be incredibly knowledgable. Thanks in advanceSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk