Blancpain Leman Phase de Lune mit 2 Jahren Garantie

BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends October 9, 2015
If I say Seiko, you are probably thinking about affordable, value-for-money dive watches like the Orange Seiko or maybe even the Sumo. While it is true that Seiko is most well known for its bang-for-buck divers, did you also know that they make minute repeater watches? Not just any minute repeater, mind you: we are referring to a one-of-a-kind minute repeater that uses Seiko¡¯s unique Spring Drive technology. The watch I'm talking about is the epic Seiko Credor Minute Repeater.Still on Seiko, we also check out a very special Grand Seiko that¡¯s regulated to very high standards, +3/-3 seconds per day, in fact, almost rivaling the standards that Patek Philippe sets for watches bearing its Patek Philippe Seal.We also check out SevenFriday¡¯s latest V-Series watches. In keeping with the spirit of the brand, the new V-Series watches are unlike anything else on the market. Telling time on these watches can be a little tricky and requires knowledge of basic addition. Lastly, we turn our attentio

New Face Of The Breitling Aerospace Watch For 2009
Originally released almost two decades ago now, the Breitling Aerospace is a wildly popular model that underwent a series of minor visual updates over the years. The watch has recently sort of been off the radar as Breitling focused on other watches -? especially those mechanical ones with higher profit margins. The turn in the economy has allowed (forced) them to re-shift their focus on some of their more reasonably priced luxury instrument watches. At Baselworld this year they released a brand new Aerospace model (actually two watches that share the Superquartz (thermoline quartz) movement, but only one called the "Aerospace"), what recaptures some of what people loved in the original - but maybe not enough. The functions are the same, and so is most of the appeal, but the design seems to be getting less "professional" and more formal.You'll notice that the new Aerospace has a much more decorated face. The original model had a face that was more bare, but helped to emphasize telling

Longines swissair exclusive no 3 l2.612.4.23.2
I just bought a rare LONGINES limited edition SWISSAIR EXCLUSIVE NO 3-L2.612.4.23.2 It's a 30 min.chronograph #1988 it has a 2894-1 31 jewel movement.all original.I'm gonna have the case buffed and movement oiled..all pushers work perfect and zeros out correct.I emailed longines and they told me it is a swissair no.3 l2.612.4.23.2 and it was released on 11-04-1994 and invioced solely to swissair open to offers.

315 series movements versus 324 series
I'm considering some annual calendars, some with 324 series movements and some with 315 series. Other than the assumption that a newer movement is improved over the one it replaced, has anybody experienced 315 movement reliability or performance issues that resulted in costly and lengthy repairs? The 315 equipped references I'm considering are 5035, 5036, 5056. Thanks for your comments....

modding panerai
hi all, ok so here goesis it possible to get the classic 183 and put gold hands on it?orif you were offered a 190 but a little more than $10k would you take it or is it ridiculous?oris it possible to put gold hands on a 42mm radiomir?