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Frederique Constant Maxime Manufacture Watch Collection At Basel + Video
Frederique Constant has something to be proud about. At the very least it should be something?that is exiting to fine watch consumers. While not the only company to offer relatively low cost in-house made movements, their new Maxine Manufacture Collection watches are beautifully made and feature a totally in-house made Swiss movement for under 2000 Euros. Typically the cost for in-house made manufacture movements is much higher.The new movement is the FC-700 automatic, and is the accumulation of over three years of development. What surprises me is the look and feel of the movement. The focus on aesthetics in the layout of the elements (such as the placement of the balance wheel) is complimented by a level of decoration not expected at these modest price points. The gold rotor, perlage and other polishing, and use of blue screws makes viewing the movement a pleasure. Nothing makes me feel better than taking off my watch and showing it to a friend (especially those that don't know about

On the wrist Sunday , October-19 -2014
Incoming week wear......

Having trouble dating a TAG Carrera
Added a new piece to the family today. TAG Carrera Automatic previously loved from a dealer. I cant seem to establish when it was made. I'm pretty sure it's not this years production as the face is different(flat v. pie pan style). So I'm wondering if anyone can help me out with when it was made.Sorry for the terrible pic.

New to Panerai with a few questions
I have gotten the itch to try out Panerai again; I bought a Radiomir several years ago and had immediate buyers remorse. I've done my best to search out some answers/info but would like the experts here to solidify my searches.I don't really care for the rounder looking Luminor case and crystal, so this seems like the 1950 style is out -right? Do some 1950s have flat crystals? The manual wind cases are going to be slightly thinner than automatic?I think I am leaning towards the PAM 510. I can't find too many recent reviews or posts on this movement; most of what I see are from a couple years ago when the haven't had the test of time posts were common. What is the general consensus of this movement vs the eta in the PAM 111?I am open to suggestions from those who are far more versed than I. I think I would prefer the sandwich dial, small seconds, clear case back, water resistant to 300m. (The clear case back on the 510 is a little boring which is one complaint I have with that mode

Family Photo!
I was the first ¡°watch guy¡± in my family. I purchased my first Rolex at 25. I¡¯m now 28. This year I sourced a 14060M for my dad and a 16234 / 1501 (solid gold) for my brother. This was the first time we were all together wearing our watches. We all got together for dinner from different parts of the province because I just got engaged last Sunday and we were having a little celebration! I wore my birth year 16570 (special occasion watch). Figured I¡¯d share the photo!Cheers! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk