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AkriviA Tourbillon Regulator Watch
Like any parent will tell you, one of the greatest joys in life is watching your child mature into a unique personality. The development of a brand is a similar ontogeny that must be just as exciting and intimidating for its owner. It seems strange to consider that the global behemoths likes Rolex, Omega, or Cartier ever had a first watch. We take their universally recognised ranges for granted, as if the brand sprung fully formed from the mind of its founder. This was not the case. The first is important, sure, but the second, and the third, and the fourthIt takes time for consumers to understand a brand, to pigeon-hole it, to digest the message and see it realised in many rather than just one piece. With the Akrivia Tourbillon Regulator, the latest watch in this fast-growing family, it is just about possible to say that the DNA of this small brand has blossomed into a pleasingly homogeneous range.There are two main things we look for in range consistency: a unique case shape and an i

Stylin' Xemex XE 5000 Automatic Watch With Perlage Polished Metal Face
This is one of the rarest Xemex XE 5000 watches out there, and perhaps the most interesting. This is Xemex trying to be even more avant garde and succeeding. The XE 5000 line of Xemex watches was intended to be a higher budget Offroad, and offered complex chronograph and standard three hand models in various flavors.This particular XE 5000 model features a complex perlage polishing on the steel face. This type of polishing has been common on high-end machinery for well over 100 years, and in some realms is a lost art. While this type of polishing is no longer technically needed, it still looks pretty cool. You'll see this on the dashboards of some high-end sports cars like the Spyker as well. Best of all, despite the impressive dial, it does not distract the view of the hands and hour indicators that are surprisingly conspicuous. A testament to the talent of Mr. Kulling of Xemex. Having owned a Xemex watch, I can easily say that the large arrow hours hand looks great, and the linear mi

The really at the beginning for collectors of vintage Rolex is to find one
The really at the beginning for collectors of vintage Rolex is to find one that was completely unmuckedaboutwith (Yes it is a Word, at least, it is now). By this, it never talks before, but rather we are retained with all original parts. This particular 6536 was given to the current owner by his uncle and little worn since.

confusion about Khaki Field watch
Hello,I am new to the Hamilton Forum and Hamilton watches.Today I purchased a Khaki Field Mechanical and the Hamilton tag attached to it says H69319133 and has H693190 on the back cover. However I was looking on the Hamilton watch web page tonight and the part # for the same looking watch is H69419133.I searched all over the Hamilton web page and could not find any listing of H69319133. It could be just a typing error on the web site but I would like to know why the difference. If any one could provide insight into this it would be greatly appreciated.Blinkdog

The Patek Philippe Register
Does anybody know the exact procedure ?1.Customer purchasing the watch and AD may fill out the SoO with the customer details .Will AD report purchase details to PP or it isn t obligatory ?2.First owner sending back the registration card or filling it out on PPs website , PP confirms the details by email informing the customer of his username password to PP s owners section .3.if the first owner sells the watch to someone ,is it possible to register the same watch again ? What happens if you inherit or getting it as a present - i talk about already registered watches-.thanks