Breitling Professional Chronospace NEU incl MWST

Hublot La Cl¨¦ Du Temps Watch, For Time Control Freaks
Pretty wild right? This is the new version of the La Clef du Temps watch. From "La Clef" to "La Cl¨¦," funny enough they both mean "the key of time." The original La Clef du Temps was never originally meant to be an Hublot watch. It was designed for the Confrerie Horlogere under BNB Concept before it went bankrupt. When Hublot bought up the Confrerie and Mathias Buttet, it got the La Clef du Temps with it. I wasn't really too enthused on that watch - writing about the La Clef du Temps here. I later learned that Mathias designed it with the Predator in mind, and the dial was meant to look like a brain.Now the weird movement that is able to speed up and slow down time is back in a new watch called the La Cle du Temps - and it is part of the Hublot Confrerie (a division of exclusive, very high-end Hublot watches). It is in a brand new case to hold the movement (which is a reworked version of the one from a couple of years ago). The watch is now much more futuristic and feels more in line w

The other side of the coin... Answer to QT's regret thread
Lets go the other way guys...Do any of you people have a watch they regret not buying? For myself, had I taken a better look at the Omega line, I think I would have had a long debate between my PO and the Speedmaster Broad Arrow: or I've said this before, I'm a kid at heart and I want my things yesterday! LOL That probably explains the start of this thread after reading QT's. I'm not saying that I wouldnt have gone the PO way, but my choice would have been much harder. So do you guys have a watch that you regret not waiting a little longer maybe (to acquire the few extra bucks) or have a watch that you got in the spur of the moment while looking for something else? You get the point! LOL

Post WWI Solid Gold Elgin Trench Watch w/ a Coin Edge Bezel, NICE ! ! !
Hey guys ! ! !I just finished up with this one and got it all back together a few hours ago.I few things REALLY make this Elgin stand out from the rest.1. 9k solid gold trench style case that is post WWI.2. It has a coin edge bezel, these are rather hard to come by.3. November 1921 date stamped dial.4. The original RED 12 Elgin dial has a "Made in England" stamp.It was quite unfortunate that the original dial had sustained so much damage over the past 90 such as two broken dial feet, a big chip missing and several deep hairline cracks.The dial was quite rare, it actually has a "Made in England" stamp on the back side, I have only seen one other like this before that had this stamp.Some things just can't be saved ! ! ! So, I replaced it with something almost as rare, an enamel Elgin military dial with a date stamp from November 1921.This is VERY late for an Elgin date stamped dial, finding them from the early 1920's is VERY difficult.The 9k solid gold case with a COIN EDGE BEZEL is pret

Eden-Matic anyone?
I got this in a lot of 18 watches from the Bay for a mere $10. It's currently not working. Anyone ever heard of Eden-Matic? I like the looks of it. Just wondering if it's worth cleaning up and getting working again.

AP royal oak day date moonphase
Hi all, I'm new to the AP brand and not very familiar with their full catalogue yet, but my research has brought me to spot a particular model which I think is a real beauty! The article in question states this a 1984 APRO day/date moonphase and I was hoping to get more information about the model. Would anyone know what specific model this is? Or even better yet, any members here own this particular watch? Does it have a transparent case back? How would a 30 year old AP hold up in terms of accurate and reliability? Is there a similar currently model, and what would be the pricing difference between new and vintage? Thanks!