Cartier Pasha 35

Grieb & Benzinger Create Unique Skeletonized Chronograph “The Blue Wave”
Grieb & Benzinger’s workshop has created a unique piece for the discerning collector, called The Blue Wave. The 46mm rose gold piece features a rare Minerva monopusher column wheel chronograph movement created circa 1925. The movement has been hand skeletonized, hand engraved, and hand guilloch¨¦d in the Grieb & Benzinger style, resulting in a deeply-textured three-dimensional space that draws and holds the eye. In its heyday, Minerva was one of the finest chronograph makers in the world. They were among the first to incorporate a minute counter. Minerva named its company after the Roman goddess. Traces of this Roman deity can be found again and again in fine watchmaking¡ªeven A. Lange & S?hne has immortalized the goddess on its most exclusive pocketwatch cases.Grieb & Benzinger’s typical blue platinum coating of the base plate has found its way into this new unique piece. The base plate was first hand-skeletonized to its barest minimum in characteristic wave

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Hi guys, new here.My reason for registering is because I need some information on a watch.I found the watch below in a field many years on Christmas day while walking the dog. I was only a kid at the time. I've kept it locked away exactly as I found it in the hope that some day it "may" be worth something.I've taken it to a few watch shops, but one seems to be really be able to tell me anything about it.. i.e. no strap, how old, value, others about etc etc.I would be very grateful if someone could shed some light on this.. Is it worth much? Does anyone have an image of it with/in a strap?Many thanksJames

Breitling 2100
Hello my name is Rick and I'm new to the forum. I have a question about a Breitling Navitimer Quartz 2100?. It needs a circuit board and I cant locate one anywhere, not even on the bay. Can any of the members assist me in my quest. Thanks in advanced, Rick

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my first speedy. racing edition.really nice dial, very easy to set date. great packaging.

Rolex Submariner Increased Prices on Forums
Hi guys,It's been a long time since I've posted anything on here ever since I purchased my first rolex, sub-C 116610.I see that submariner prices have increased quite a bit on these forums.I remember when I bought my first rolex, you were able to find a decent, like new submariner for $7,000 -/+ last year.The last few weeks, I see that prices for a used sub-c has increased to mid to high $7K range, and I've seen new ones go for $9,000 -/+ lately.What's going on with the pricing on these forums? AD's still have them selling at $8600 (retail)Any idea on why forums prices have increased on these submariners?