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Glashutte Original Senator Observer 1911 Assmann
Senator Observer 1911 – Julius AssmannHonouring its rich heritage of more than 165 years of superior watchmaking in Glash¨¹tte, Germany, Glash¨¹tte Original is proud to present the Limited Edition Senator Observer 1911 - Julius Assmann. This exceptional timepiece, handmade in the firm’s manufactory and limited to 25 pieces, pays homage to the pioneering spirit of two extraordinary men, Julius Assmann and Roald Amundsen. Julius Assmann started his company at the age of 25 and is revered today as one of the founding fathers of watchmaking in Glash¨¹tte. Pocket watches, chronometers and observation watches crafted by Assmann and his employees were to play a significant role in establishing the company’s far-reaching reputation:the observation watches in particular were known for their remarkable precision and superior craftsmanship.Before setting out on his historic voyage, Roald Amundsen acquired a number of Assmann observation watches, including one crafted by the young

Need Help Identifying IWC
IWC GST Chronograph with PlungersWhat is the model number? Can someone help me? Thanks

Project Watches!
Ok... here is a little tip that may change your Vintagewatch collecting habit forever...FIND A Good Watch Repair Guy! (or Gal)This is the hard part... It took me years to find the perfect guy to work on my Illinois and I make sure to keep him very busy.There is Rik, here at the forum, and he can answer your general questions and He also does great work on many models.There are other sponsors or guys in your local area,and on the web, that are vintage watch repair experts... do some digging and check references. How many times have you seen something on ebay and it said... "project watch," or "doesn't run" or "runs for a little while and stops!"For most people this is a BIG turnoff!and these watches generally go much cheaper than the average "working" watch...How many of you have a "Broken watch in a drawer?"Or wanted to "Save a Watch!"Remember the JLC Dennis (ulackfocus) saved?Project Watch Club: JLC reference 2285Project Watch Club: JLC reference 2285 "after"I LOVE THESE WAT

Long awaited Incoming!
After 5 years of dreaming about picking up a 15300 after first trying one on at Harrods in London, I've finally been able to muster the funds to pick up a Royal Oak.I was initially dismayed that the 15300 was discontinued in 2012, however having tried on the 15400 I was pleasantly surprised that it fit my flat 6.5 inch wrists well :)So here it is!

Help me pick a Rolex for a casual, tech environment!
Hi all,I recently received an offer to join a technology company as a strategy manager. With this comes a signing bonus which I'd like to dedicate in part to purchasing my first Rolex.I'm in my mid-20s and looking for something that isn't too ostentatious or in-your-face, but suitable in a casual type environment. Initially, I've been thinking towards the Z Blue Milgauss or a DJ II / DJ 41 in blue with smooth bezel.Here's my current collection (I like to keep it small, so I may sell depending on what I pick up)- Tudor BB Black ETA version - Speedy Pro- JLC Reverso Grande Ultra Thin Duoface- NOMOs Tangente GangreserveThanks!!