Cartier Ballon Bleu Ladies Watch W69007Z3

Jaquet Droz Grande Seconde Minute Repeater
Jaquet Droz presents this new minute repeater in the brand’s iconic “figure 8” Grande Seconde design. Deceptively simple in appearance, the complex movement’s twin hammers chime the time to the minute. The 43mm diameter case and hands are 18 carat red gold. The ivory color dial is hand-crafted Grand Feu enamel, unique in both tint and grain. This piece will be produced in a limited series of just 28 examples. Serial numbers will be painted on the dial and engraved on the caseback. Additional information appears below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Additional InformationReference: J011033202Indications: Off-centered hours and minutes, large seconds subdialCase: 18 carat red gold, 43mm diameter, individual limited serial number engraved on the case-backMovement: Jaquet Droz 2635, minute repeater self-winding mechanical movement, 22-carat red gold oscillating weight, 39 jewels, 21,600 vph, 48 hour power reserveDial: hand-crafted ivory color Grand Feu

What might the price be?
I am not thinking of buying any of these watches. I am just curious on what the price on any of these watches might be.Fotos by watch..world at ebayThis is a 17 jewel Rolex movement (Cal 1210) manual wind from 1955.Here is the other oneFotos by samson328 at ebay60's SS Rolex Oyster Hand winding WristwatchRef : 6426 / No.540XXXHand winding movement.So any suggestions?

Roamer identity help
hi there. While i'm at it with my 'new' watches. can someone please help identify this Roamer watch for me? I'm guessing (again) a late 50's, early 60's watch because of the movement which is an MST430 and the 'crown' above the Roamer name. It also needs a new crystal with the magnifier date so any help in sourcing that item would be appreciated!Thanks!DSC_3355.jpgDSC_3357.jpg

Vintage Illinois Spotlight - Chieftain
Next in the collectionFrom the TOP 10Most "Collectible" Illinois Wrist Watches.#3 The 1929 "Chieftain"***GangThis is a thread that I have been wanting to Update for a LONG time!***As I have mentioned before, sometimes you buy a watch and wait years for the proper dial in MINTConditionI finally found one with Stan.I also found perhaps, the best example of a Yellow Gold Filled Chieftain on the planet.FRONT OLD DIAL:NEW DIAL:YELLOW GOLD FILLED:2 SHOT:The first thing you notice is the beautiful beefy "Indian" themed case...The shape of this unmistakable design unfortunately made this watch very suseptable to "case wear," and to find an example without "brassing" is rare.The 1929-1930 Illinois Watch Company Catalogue described the watch:"This unusually designed case of 14k filled white or natural (yellow) gold is fitted with a fine 15 jeweled movement with full figure luminous dial. Consumer price $40.(FF)SIDES:Case: Special Model #163width 28mmwidth with crown 29mmwidth lug to lug 16mmleng

Charles Hubert--opinions?
I have been kicking around the idea of purchasing a Grovana or Steinhart or now a Debaufre (which I understand is meant as the US version) and these are 300 meters water resistant, which is excellent. But I just today came across the Charles Hubert brand, which is also a Rolex hommage. Now I see they claim only 30 meters of water resistance, which is a long way from Debaufre at 300 meters, but I wonder if the watches are OK otherwise?