Bedat & Co No. 2 Midsize

Frederique Constant Takes on the High-End with Their New In-House Perpetual Calendar
Perpetual calendars are one of the darlings of complicated mechanical watches. Traditionally, they display the time, day of the week, date (day and month), and moonphase, all while keeping track of how many days are in a specific month and accounting for that extra leap day every four years. That means that once you set the watch to the right time and date, it will know that September only has 30 days and every fourth February has 29, staying correct for a very, very long time. To do all that mechanically is a feat of design and engineering, a feat which usually carries a very big price tag.When you're talking about mechanical perpetual calendar watches, you're usually talking five figures¡­to start.? Prices can easily reach 20¡­50¡­100 thousand dollars for an automatic perpetual calendar from a famous brand. That's why what Frederique Constant have done here is relatively amazing: an in-house automatic perpetual calendar starting at $8,795.The Frederique Constant Manufacture Perpetual Ca

Citizen Satellite Wave aka"Appleseed XIII" -COMING SOON-
This year at the 2011 Basel Fair, Citizen unleashed a monster. This monster, called the Satellite Wave, was one of the most talked about items at the show. The Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave (aka Appleseed XIII) is one of the 1st timepieces to receive satellite controlled accuracy adjustments which can be received easily any where on Earth, anytime.As some of you know, all the guys here at Arizona Fine Time recently made a journey to Las Vegas for a watch trade show, where we actually got to see the Wave in person and I have to say, the look alone is unbelievable. Maybe monster wasn't the best term to describe this piece. It's more like an alien.CitSatWav-5 by JoeAZFT, on FlickrCITSATWAV-1 by JoeAZFT, on FlickrFrom the day this piece debuted in Basel, we have been receiving phone calls and emails regarding this Satellite Wave on a constant basis. This is going to be a limited edition release. Though the production count on this model is not determined yet, it is rumored they wi

Serial Numbers
Hi AllI am new to this site and new to watch collecting, having purchased a longines silver arrow i just wondered if someone could tell me how the serial numbering works. 11141585 is the number on my watch could someone tell me the year and any other information this may give, also the number on the inner case is 9106-1 and the movement is Calibre 23 ZSD. Any help would be mutch appreciated.Thanks Lloyd

Pictures Wanted - BLNR with Blue Rubber Strap
Does anyone have a good picture of their BLNR with either an Everest or Rubber B BLUE strap on it? I don't trust the pictures on the websites. They really don't show how the watch would look with a blue strap.Thanks!!

Sky Dweller potential issue, owners chime in
Gents (and ladies), I noticed something off on my SkyD dial but unable to pinpoint until I took a pic. The Rolex font seem thin and spaced quite apart. Googled for images, seem like this font is more common on white dial while other colours have bolder font. Is that the case?