Erwin Sattler Mixes Old & New Perfectly With The Trilogie Watch, Clock, & Winder Combo
Here is a piece of innovative watch technology and integration from a brand you probably haven't heard of. That is OK, because Erwin Sattler does not tend to make wrist watches. As a segue into dabbling in this market, they built a steampunk looking device that is very beautiful and functional combining a watch, watch winder, and clock. All in an expensive looking (and costing) crystal and leather case (the crystal case can be lifted electronically). The various elements of the Trilogie set can be traced to Switzerland, Germany, and Austria.Lets start with the watch itself. Using a modified Swiss automatic Valjoux 7750 movement Erwin Sattler creates an attractive regulator with a classic looking, yet high functional look. While the dial may look white, it is actually solid sterling silver. The watch is impressively large at 46mm, which I love because most of the time classically styled watches such as this are 42mm or smaller. I have no doubt that this Erwin Sattler watch will look imp

Hublot Black Caviar Bang is another watch
The quarter of $ 1 million, as the name itself suggests, is a club, including estimates of the companies that produce watches a value of $ 1 million or more. One can imagine only extravagant quality watches that fall within this heavy price tag. And the more recent shows to achieve this feat is the new Black Caviar Bang Hoblot , which is the latest in the line of the Big Bang. This limits rantings of beauty Edition of a k White Gold case and clasp which showcases hundreds of precision cut Black diamonds which measure 34.5 carats in total 18. Diamonds are nicely arranged on the watch with 322 diamonds on the case, 179 on the bezel and another 30 on the clasp at the end of the rubber strap. These rare black diamonds are responsible for this touch of luxury and label price heavy million.

Affordable Vintage: 1970's Zodiac SST 36000
Zodiac is a curious brand that, at its peak, made just about every type of watch you could imagine. Triple date chronographs, GMTs, 24 hour models, divers, dress watches and watches with all together novel designs were common place for this well regarded Swiss brand. Models such as the Sea Wolf, Olympos and Astrographic are classics in their own right, demonstrating great design and a remarkable amount of creativity. Zodiac was a genuine innovator amongst Swiss brands, and in the late 60's was one of the first brands to bring out an automatic movement with a frequency of 36,000 beats per hour (detailed timeline here). Referred to as their SST or Split Second Timing line, these watches guaranteed (literally) to be the most precise in the world. The idea being that the higher frequency movements, which "tick" 10 times per second, are more accurate than watches with a frequency of the more standard 28,800 bph. While the previous claim is likely debatable, a more obvious benefit to a 36k m

26471 sr?
Have anyone seen this model before ? I was browsing in the ap website and saw this model when I view similar watch to the 26470st and never saw one. Not my cup of tea though but, would be nice to get to know more about it when was it released? Anyone has a shot of it or seen it in person ? Can't seem to find anything about it in google the blue dial might be nicer in person thoSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

breitling love
So I've had a superocean steelfish for quite a while and its always in my rotation but it never was my favorite(always behind my omegas). Recently i'm really loving it and now I'm really eyeing a B01 or Skyracer... not sure how I'm just now really appreciating Breitling