Two New Panerai Equation Of Time Special Edition Watches For SIHH 2015
Every year, Paneristis wait with bated breath when SIHH comes around to see what new special edition watches Panerai will release. Last year's standout special edition pieces were arguably the series of Radiomir 1940 chronographs (hands-on here) rendered in various precious metals, featuring a handwound movement based on the venerable Minerva caliber 13-22; also, the Radiomir 1940 3 Days Marina Militare Acciaio, which is a homage to the vintage Reference 6152 from the 1940s.This year,?the standout pieces thus far are the Panerai Radiomir 1940 Equation of Time 8 Days Acciaio and the Panerai Luminor 1950 Equation of Time 8 Days Acciaio. The equation of time complication is rarely seen on Panerai watches, and I believe the last Panerai watch to feature it was the Panerai L'Astronomo or PAM 365 from 2010. For those unfamiliar with this complication, it shows the difference between true or apparent solar time and mean solar time. This is because the length of a day is only exactly 24

Milus Limited-Edition Zetios Chronograph Watches For Brazil
 We often see sports stars endorsing watch brands (as ambassadors), or specific models (within advertising). It's something a bit more on the rare side for a brand to create an edition in honor of a specific athlete - but that's exactly what Milus has done.The athlete in question is the footballer Roberto Carlos (wiki), who retired from the sport just last year. Starting with their Zetios Chronograph, Milus has incorporated, in a subtle manner, the colors of the Brazilian flag. And it's a welcome bit of color, set as it is against a carbon fiber dial and 45mm DLC-coated case.Set within the CF dial, you of course have the chronograph and small seconds subdials. The 30-minute chrono and small seconds registers are encircled in yellow, while the 12-hour register features a blue circle; all three sport color-matched hands. Rounding out the accent colors of the flag on the dial, you've got green appearing on the chapter ring to mark out the minutes.Depending on which of the three editi

Only one authorized dealer in D.C.?
Hi all, I was looking trying to confirm an authorized dealer via the Omega website for the Washington, D.C. area, but only found the Diplomatic Duty Free Shop listed. Is it possible that Omega's list on their website is incomplete or that a certain highly recommended AD lost his status?I'm trying to do some due diligence before buying. Thanks!

OP26 and OP31 case diemsions needed please
Good day everyone. I am looking to buy my wife an OP26 176200 or OP31 177200 black stick dial. There are no dealers where I live so I am after case dimensions so I can determine which one fits her better. She likes smaller watches so please no one suggest a 34 or 36mm because that would just be ridiculous. She does not like large watches. I put my 39mm Explorer on her and it was pretty comical to say the least. If anyone can please assist in providing approximate case dimensions that would be an immense help.

Rolex "Grand Prix de Monaco"
Hello guys, dont really find something about these special watches here at the Forum.It's not the same as the 24H Daytona or 24H Le Mans watches, given from Rolex to the winners, the Grand Prix de Monaco watches are, what I think, from a local dealer in Monaco given to Racing Drivers. Example:1992 for the Monaco GP, the most exiting GP in Monaco ever, Senna vs. Mansell see https://.youtube/watch?v=YsqipJ2lSZsThe were given 3 watches, Submariners in Gold, Bi Color and Steel.Not sure for what exactly, I would say fastest lap, Winner and Qualifying.Two were auctioned bevor, see:https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/...13-350?page=18https://.phillips/detail/ROLEX/CH080117/126Does someone knowes more about these unique watches? Pictures, Details?Lets see what's coming....