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Chopard’s Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Watch Inspired by ’70s Racecars
Since 2002, Chopard has partnered with the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique, a racing event devoted to historical racecars, which takes place along the same route as the Monaco Grand Prix. As official timekeeper, Chopard this year launches a new chronograph wristwatch inspired by the design of sportscars from the 1970s.? The first Grand Prix de Monaco Historique was intended as a one-off event to commemorate the 700th anniversary of Monaco’s Grimaldi dynasty, but it generated so much enthusiasm that it is now held every two years. It is now considered one of the world¡¯s most important gatherings of historical racecars, and attracts the upper echelon of automobile collectors and enthusiasts, mostly from the United States, Germany, France and Italy. Each year’s event showcases more than 200 cars that have made their mark on their era, including models from Delage, Bugatti, Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Porsche, Maserati and Ferrari, as well as some of the first Formula 1 cars buil

Swatch Automatic Chrono Watch Giveaway Winner Is Happy
Last month you were able to enter for a chance to win a free Swatch Automatic Chrono watch from aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer. The winner has received the Swatch watch and has been enjoying it, and has sent me a few shots of the watch as a follow up. Congrats to Andrew D. winning the new Swatch watch and I am glad that he enjoyed it. The timepiece is really making a bit splash with a well priced automatic chronograph Swiss movement and fun styling. Don't forget to enter for this month's aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer Giveaway for a chance to get a free US made Orbita watch winder.Here are some words about the watch direct from the winner:"As soon as I found some free time I quickly opened the box to experience my first ever Swatch. The first thing that struck me was the packaging. Truly Swatch! In keeping with their famous Jelly watches it appears as though they have Jelly Boxes too. Upon seeing the new Chrono my first thought was "boy it's big" I have a small wrist and until now my largest

Zodiac maintenance
My Zodiac was dead. can't adjust the time until I install a new battery.I made this tool to remove the screw back case coverit was just a chunk of metal I had laying around, and I didn't feel like purchasing the spreader bar toolworks like a charm, made the prongs with 0.001 clearance, figured more clearance would marr the case?Zodiac with Renata battery both from the SwissWHOA, that battery was leaking. and wow, ain't seen the little plastic protector thingyinspecting the Rhonda movement and no evidence of acid damage, the little plastic protector has done it's dutyhhmmm, which one of these batteries is gonna fit?ahh, the German brand - "ya know the German's always make good stuff"fits perfectly. That little retainer clip is the BEST I've seen. Little bugger is awesome. lets button it upcool, sealed for water submersion and no marks at all on the casea close up for better inspectionjump on the scales before ya go.

Omega Speedmaster 145.012 or 105.012 question
Guys,Seen this at my local and they are listing it for a pretty low price.Dial seems intact - hands have been replaced I think.Tried looking up the added value of the Meister German seller on the dial but could not seem to find much.Also - on the case back on the inside I see a 105 012 66 as well as a 145 012 SP marking...Thanks anything helps. Is this a steal, or a project?

Tried on a couple of models tonite
Can¡¯t remember what the first one was called something like a Dayton or something like that ,,, actually a customers ceramic very nice but not for me . And what how did this follow me home ?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk