MB&F HM4 No. 4 Razzle Dazzle & Double Trouble Watches
Finally, the first limited edition Horological Machine Number 4 from MB&F is here. My favorite HM series watch to date gets done in two cool and very limited versions called the HM4 Razzle Dazzle and HM4 Double Trouble. The difference between the two? The pinup art of course.Right here you can see a hands-on post on the standard non-limited MB&F HM4 watch. From the start this timepiece was meant to honor MB&F founder Max Busser's love of airplanes with two engine style pods for the time and power reserve indicator. These limited edition models are a more retro take on the concept celebrating World War II era aircraft. Details include real rivets on the titanium "fuselage," an aged look for the lume on the dials, a bomber-jacket inspired strap, and pinup art on the case body.Pinup art is a specially honored American tradition - especially for service men. For a long time crews would celebrate their aircraft by painting images of women and other things as tokens of good luck

Photo Report: A Quick Look At The Unique Tudor Heritage Black Bay ONE Reference 7923/001 To Be Sold
On June 29th of this year, we showed you a simple looking watch – one made of stainless steel with a simple self-winding movement inside – that got a lot of people excited. I'm talking about the Tudor Heritage Black Bay ONE Reference 7923/001, a unique watch made for Only Watch 2015. The watch is a variation on the existing Tudor Black Bay, with a black bezel and dial and hands that resemble those found on one of Tudor's most collectible and sought after vintage pieces, the reference 7923 seen here when we went inside the Tudor vault. Not only is it great looking, but it's also the very first confirmed unique watch to ever come from Tudor. Now we have a few "live" photos of it – and it looks awesome. 1 OF 10 The 7923/001 is a true remake of a historical piece, which is actually in contrast to the existing Tudor Heritage line, which has always been something of an amalgamation of several historical pieces. The result for the Black Ba

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.

Help identify a leather Strap
Anyone able to identify this leather strap?Picture borrowed from the web site.

Will Ceramic subs lose value?
Im looking to buy a green face/bezel ceramic submariner. They can't be found for much below retail at the moment. Should I hold off for a few months and wait for the grey market price to go down? Or do you think the ceramic sub will hold its value?