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Bell & Ross Bell & Ross 30987 Features
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Location :Spain, Madrid
Price : € 1,400 (= $ 1,720)
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Americas National Treasure - The National Watch and Clock Museum
Based on this post:http://www.watchtalkforums.info/foru...orum/49690.htmI thought I would give you all an update on my visit to The National Watch and Clock Museum in Pennsylvania:Why choose 'this' watch, well read on.For those that do not know, The National Watch and Clock Museum in Pennsylvania, is truly one of your great treasures, not only has it got a fine collection of watches, more on that later, BUT it is one of the last places in the world still teaching BOTH watch making and repair. And to the highest levels.First, the Museum which is run by a truly truly nice guy named Noel B. Poirer - Museum Director. The museum has an OUTSTANDING collection of 'Tall Clocks' (Grandfather) and even owns one from the 'Father of Horology' - Thomas Tompion (1639-1713) - who in 1690 invented 'The Cylinder Escapement'. Tompion's work includes some of the most historic and important clocks and watches in the world. For even a museum to own one is rare and exciting.This is not a Tompion, but j
Based on this post:http://www.watchtalkforums.info/foru...orum/49690.htmI thought I would give you all an update on my visit to The National Watch and Clock Museum in Pennsylvania:Why choose 'this' watch, well read on.For those that do not know, The National Watch and Clock Museum in Pennsylvania, is truly one of your great treasures, not only has it got a fine collection of watches, more on that later, BUT it is one of the last places in the world still teaching BOTH watch making and repair. And to the highest levels.First, the Museum which is run by a truly truly nice guy named Noel B. Poirer - Museum Director. The museum has an OUTSTANDING collection of 'Tall Clocks' (Grandfather) and even owns one from the 'Father of Horology' - Thomas Tompion (1639-1713) - who in 1690 invented 'The Cylinder Escapement'. Tompion's work includes some of the most historic and important clocks and watches in the world. For even a museum to own one is rare and exciting.This is not a Tompion, but j
Just Back From My Watch Guy .......
....Poor Jerry, I have been swamping him with huge groups of watches since I got back to Michigan .....and of course, as this has been the un-snowiest winter in a long time, he has been busy busy busy.....( and I think there's some internet work being done, so folks are finding out about them) .........anyway....I got this group back yesterday, and got them polished up, and found the right bands for them ............first up is this Movado Kingmatic.......( if anyone knows how old this watch is I would 'preciate finding out......)a silver dial, with just a few faint spots on the dial ......you might remember that I got this watch in a group that I paid $20 for .....yippeee ! ............there's a Wittnauer and a nice 23 jewel Bulova here that I am selling for someone else....but since they're so pretty I thought you guys might like to see them too............ok maybe later ....photobucket is being it's usual obnoxious self ......*goes off mumbling to herself about PB*
....Poor Jerry, I have been swamping him with huge groups of watches since I got back to Michigan .....and of course, as this has been the un-snowiest winter in a long time, he has been busy busy busy.....( and I think there's some internet work being done, so folks are finding out about them) .........anyway....I got this group back yesterday, and got them polished up, and found the right bands for them ............first up is this Movado Kingmatic.......( if anyone knows how old this watch is I would 'preciate finding out......)a silver dial, with just a few faint spots on the dial ......you might remember that I got this watch in a group that I paid $20 for .....yippeee ! ............there's a Wittnauer and a nice 23 jewel Bulova here that I am selling for someone else....but since they're so pretty I thought you guys might like to see them too............ok maybe later ....photobucket is being it's usual obnoxious self ......*goes off mumbling to herself about PB*
AP trunk show London anyone going?
I've been invited to the AP trunk show at the London Edition this coming Thursday and was wondering are any other UK members attending that day?
I've been invited to the AP trunk show at the London Edition this coming Thursday and was wondering are any other UK members attending that day?
15300 or 15202?
I love both, have a hard time when there is no second hand, but the 15202 just looks and feels amazing, the blue dial surpasses the 15300 blue IMO, the rotor is very nice too.What are the differences between the 2 movements?Am I wrong or is the 15300 using a modified JLC and the 15202 a in-house movement?Saw just the Jumbo in real, not the 15300, for those who know both can you tell me the differences between them? I understand they are tiny but am sure there are some.The 15300 is quite hard to get but I found one for 9.900 euros in excellent condition, serviced not long ago, whereas the Jumbo I can find for around 15.000 euros, retail is 17K.Is it worth putting 5K in euros not dollars, more to get the Jumbo?I feel that at 9.900 in the unlikely case I would want to flip it I would probably sell for the same price, don't know about the Jumbo, I guess in excellent condition it would be 13.500.Tomorrow my PP is arriving, thought of getting my Hulk and later the AP, but think will do the c
I love both, have a hard time when there is no second hand, but the 15202 just looks and feels amazing, the blue dial surpasses the 15300 blue IMO, the rotor is very nice too.What are the differences between the 2 movements?Am I wrong or is the 15300 using a modified JLC and the 15202 a in-house movement?Saw just the Jumbo in real, not the 15300, for those who know both can you tell me the differences between them? I understand they are tiny but am sure there are some.The 15300 is quite hard to get but I found one for 9.900 euros in excellent condition, serviced not long ago, whereas the Jumbo I can find for around 15.000 euros, retail is 17K.Is it worth putting 5K in euros not dollars, more to get the Jumbo?I feel that at 9.900 in the unlikely case I would want to flip it I would probably sell for the same price, don't know about the Jumbo, I guess in excellent condition it would be 13.500.Tomorrow my PP is arriving, thought of getting my Hulk and later the AP, but think will do the c
A Rendezvous at MBS Singapore
It is very popular nowadays for people here to do a stay-cation in the many nice hotels in town rather than making a long trip out of the country. I had an opportunity to spend a wonderful 2-day-1-night stay at the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) Singapore with my family to enjoy the superb facilities of one of the most exquisite hotels here. In fact, this was my second stay-cation here and the experience was as fresh as the first-time A morning view of the Singapore CBD from MBS... Notice the shadow of the 3 Towers of MBS? One of the best attraction of MBS is definitely the SkyPark, which features an incredible infinity pool stretches from one end to another of the entire rooftop linking the 3 Towers of MBS! Look at that view The SkyPark is accessible with a fee for public and free for hotel guests. And only hotel guests have the privilege to use the infinity pool. For me, I didn't bother to swim that day, but was busy snapping photos of my 25721ST against the beautiful backdrop. Lastly, a
It is very popular nowadays for people here to do a stay-cation in the many nice hotels in town rather than making a long trip out of the country. I had an opportunity to spend a wonderful 2-day-1-night stay at the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) Singapore with my family to enjoy the superb facilities of one of the most exquisite hotels here. In fact, this was my second stay-cation here and the experience was as fresh as the first-time A morning view of the Singapore CBD from MBS... Notice the shadow of the 3 Towers of MBS? One of the best attraction of MBS is definitely the SkyPark, which features an incredible infinity pool stretches from one end to another of the entire rooftop linking the 3 Towers of MBS! Look at that view The SkyPark is accessible with a fee for public and free for hotel guests. And only hotel guests have the privilege to use the infinity pool. For me, I didn't bother to swim that day, but was busy snapping photos of my 25721ST against the beautiful backdrop. Lastly, a
