u/CoconutNo1878

I like this watch. Even head-to-head with a Zenith CMS it looks good.

This watch feels like the product of a dare: make something visually wild, mechanically clever, and technically ambitious, and sell it for under three grand. Hamilton actually did it. It was limited to 999 pieces, which feels about right. It is too eccentric to be mainstream, but perfect for collectors who love mechanical imagination.

A bold milestone watch with integrated bracelet design. Released in 2015 featuring Tudor's first in-house MT5621 movement and then discontinued in 2021. Is it considered collectible? https://tellingtime.com/exploring-the-iconic-tudor-north-flag/

1. Breitling that dates to approximately the late 1930s (around 1937–1940). I haven't been able to identify the reference - might be a less common dial variant of a known reference (maybe a Premier Ref. 760 or Ref. 765). If you can identify it, please let me know. The dial scales are most like the 1937 Chrono Tachy-Telemeter.
2. From 1930, Lorcano was briefly a subsidiary of Breitling and personally registered by G. Leon Breitling in La Chaux-de-Fonda, Switzerland. Interesting piece of Breitling history.

The AP Royal Oak Offshore Diver (Ref. 15710ST): 42mm steel, an inner dive bezel, 300m water resistance, and the in-house caliber 3120. Love it!

Bamford built the asymmetrical Carrera that TAG Heuer wouldn't. Gradient dial in blue-gray, Calibre Heuer 02, and that lopsided subdial layout I keep chasing. https://tellingtime.com/bamford-tag-heuer/

I really love this design but not really looking for a watch something that cover the dial. Has anyone re-cased this or just removed the cover?

Curious if anyone knows who makes their nato straps. I think most brands keep their OEM partners confidential so I couldn't find it. The strap on the Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph (WBP1180.FN8027) is the highest quality nato I've ever seen and love to find more.

Some of my favorites + una storia italiana. Still no Radiomir in my collection.

Arrived this week.

The PAM 654 features an ivory-colored dial with luminous dots and batons at 12 and six o’clock.

One of my all-time favorites and limited to 340 pieces. Features brushed steel with titanium bezel, striking orange accents, Caliber 1137 movement, and a design that feels like it inspired the legendary Everest.

Does anyone know what watch Michael Keaton is wearing in Spider-Man: Homecoming, 2017?

I wasn't sure what to expect and I've been pleasantly surprised.

I love this watch and also have the PAM00716. I'd love to have the PAM00007, the one with a white dial, but I had to draw the line somewhere, right?

Enjoy the sport of identifying difficult to spot watches in film and TV? This is a watch spotting trivia game and I want to enlist your help identifying the most difficult cases: https://watchspotting.com/trivia/

2 new Avengers came out this week.

https://www.breitling.com/us-en/campaigns/america-250-avenger/

After three years of loving this watch from a distance, I got one this week. This is a very cool watch. Review @ http://tellingtime.com/zenith-chronomaster-sport/