Breitling Lady Cockpit in Stahl-Gold mit Pilotband in Stahl-Gold Diam.

Whiplash Movie Editor Tom Cross Chooses Perfect Jaeger-LeCoultre Watch For Academy Awards
So, what watch does one wear to the Academy Awards as a first-time Oscar nominee? Admittedly, this was a new first-world problem for Tom Cross, who, as editor of the film Whiplash, recently received an Academy Award nomination for "Best Editing" - one of five Oscars Whiplash is up for this year. UPDATE: Tom Cross received the Academy Award (as well as Independent Spirit Award) for Film Editing for the movie Whiplash. This was a scenario Tom Cross did not anticipate when he started work on the labor-of-love indie drama. ¡°We were just happy to find out we got in to Sundance,¡± explains? Cross of Whiplash¡¯s long, unexpected trajectory: first debuting at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, then becoming one of - if not the - most acclaimed films of the year.Shot in 19 days on a minuscule budget, Whiplash captures the psychological warfare between a young jazz drummer striving for virtuosity (Miles Teller) and his sadistic teacher/bandleader (J.K. Simmons) who punishes as much as pushes his dis

Corum watch's cool movement and elegant shape
Coming in 18 k red or white gold, the case is 21 mm wide by 41 mm in height. You can see that the case is equipped with four Sapphire Windows on each side of the case. This is to provide a correct in the famous Golden Bridge movement performed exclusively by Corum. The movement of large and thin is really hard to do and fortunately easy to love. Bridge movement itself is beautifully hand carved, which contrasts well with the simple polished case. While the watch is hard to read, it is something that you can say about watches of the highest women's watch. Two-tone black skeletonized hands are placed in the middle of traffic.

Hamilton Below Zero?
Does anyone own one? I'd love to see some real pictures of it. Thanks

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Same Mindset as w/ a Rolex?
In the sense of natural scratches and swirls and whatnot?For many in the Rolex world, they still see them as tool watches. I do not agree. I see them as jewelry. However, I wear mine as if it is a too and I don't mind scratches if they are not too bad. I am pretty comfortable doing anything with it. I do realize that many freak out about scratching their Rolex watches, but many also don't. That said, with my new 5167, I am noticing that I am picking up some desk diving scratches and I have banged it once or twice. That is less than a week. I had zero problems with this with any of my Rolex watches. And truthfully, I think I don't care with this one either. But I am curious what this forum thinks. Do you guys baby your Patek? Do they get natural marks? Do they age with experience? Would love to hear your thoughts. Thank you,