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Introducing: The New Limited Edition Laurent Ferrier Galet Micro-Rotor In Platinum With Enamel Dial (Live Pics, Official Pricing)
The Galet Micro-Rotor is, without any debate, one of the finest time-only watches in the world. The finishing, which we compared in a show-down of giants against the Seiko Eichi II and Philippe Dufour Simplicity, is really just a small piece of what makes this self-winding watch so special. The case work, the natural escapement, and the stunning bridge that holds the rotor all add up to one of the most visually appealing high-end watches in the world, even more so when you take the time to study each attribute with a loupe. This movement is absolutely architectural, and now, Laurent Ferrier has taken things to the next level – think platinum case, and grand feu enamel dial. 1 OF 3 Enamel is not new for Laurent Ferrier, but it is on the Galet Micro-Rotor, having existed only on the Galet Traveller and Tourbillon previously. Below you can see one of the enamel tourbillons on my wrist, with a case of 41 mm and stunning milky white dial. 2 OF 3 Laurent Ferri

First Post:Old Citizen and New Reactor
Hi..first post and thought that I would show my oldest digital and my newest.The first is a Citizen "Wind Surfer" that I beleive is about 20 years old. I bought it new for about $125 as best as I can remember.Have always done the battery changes myself .don't know how many times..! Still wear it boating and working around the house.Anybody else have one?The second is my newest that my wife just gave me. Its a Reactor Graviton Tide watch ani-digi. She is such a sweetheart! She knows I love watches and we do a lot of boating so she researched the Reactor watch line and thought it might be good.It is supposed to have a Japanese movement and I have read that its a Citizen.Really pleased so far. Its a big watch at 45mm and heavy at 217 grams! The warranty is great and for 2years and after that its $20 for a battery change,pressure and seal check and polish and shipping.Just have to see how well it hold up

Great month for watch finds. Found myself an Omega and Zenith.
I have been looking for a vintage Omega and Zenith watch for a while. They are out there but usually very unreasonable in cost or if on EBay the bidding wars start and ends up to be unreasonable and not a good deal at all. I like to find watches that needs some cleanup and that I can pick-up for a good price. The Omega was a good deal got lucky on EBay. It needed some cleaning on the case, movement, and crystal was working fine. The cleanup came out well and I found a Omega band which the watch did not come with. The year on this Omega is 1970-1972The Zenith I got lucky on. It needed very little cleanup and the movement was very clean. It did need a band and I put on a nice black leather one. Not really sure on the exact year I think it's between the late 1940's to early 1950's.Now I need a new goal to find a vintage watch. Any suggestions will be welcomed.

5159g London Limited Edition
Good evening allConsidering putting my name down on the above special London exhibition piece which is due to available very soon.Would welcome your thoughts as to its appeal and demand over the standard catalog issuesMany Thanks for your consideration David

First Panerai 111 or 312?
I'm really torn between which way to go here.I have tried on the 111 and found it fit really well but have never worn a 312. I'm heading in to try one on in the next few days and I'm sure that will make the decision easier.My main question is concerning the movement. Has anyone had any issues with the 312 or prefer one over the other? I'm not as worried about being auto or not. More about the performance/durability.I appreciate any thoughts.