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Breitling Chronomat 01 Diamondworks Watch
Diamonds, diamonds every where. The Breitling Chronomat with its in-house made chronograph movement gets the "Diamondworks" treatment for added bling. Perfect for despots all over the world who feel it necessary to have a piece from the 'aviation brand,' but still want something fancy for their loyal subjects to kneel and kiss.Read my article about the Breitling Chronomat 01 Diamondworks watch here at Haute Living. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First Diamond Breitling for Bentley Motors Breitling Bentley Genuine Watch$11,999.00Time Remaining: 1h 32mBuy It Now for only: $11,999.00Buy It Now Mens Breitling Evolution Diamond $3,999.99Time Remaining: 2h 18mBuy It Now for only: $3,999.99Buy It Now Mens Breitling Super Avenger 2 A13371 250 Ct Diamond Bezel Clean Quality Video$2,450.00Time Remaining: 2h 18mBuy It Now for only: $2,450.00Buy It Now 2 Row Diamon

The Zenith Elite 6150, A Classic Offering With 100-Hour Power Reserve
Zenith is in it for the long haul here at Baselworld 2015. At least that’s what one can deduce from its latest offering, the Elite 6150. The Elite line is Zenith’s slimmer, dressier offering, and with the 6150’s more-than-100-hour power reserve, it’s almost guaranteed to be an enduring benchmark.The new Elite 6150 comes in a 42 mm stainless-steel case – a size that Zenith plans to make standard for the line. The case is polished throughout with tapered lugs that hopefully make this wear smaller than it is. The main attraction is the silver-toned dial. Not only is it cambered, but it also has feuille hands (even a feuille-shaped second hand) and matching leaf-shaped hour markers. The devil is in the details, and details, good or bad, are more pronounced in simple designs (which is why it’s crucial to get them right.) 1 OF 1 Without a doubt, the new Elite’s pebble architecture has vintage nuances – like any watch that seems t

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May this new year bring us all Joy and Happiness and New Watches!

Finally got a Speedy Pro! (And too many pictures.)
I can't believe I waited this long, what a cracking watch. I bought the new 005 (hesalite) model, which I know some say is expensive, and partly paying for a useless box, but I got it at a very good price from a non-authorised dealer (I can live without the AD ¡ê500+ cup of tea!), and the box of goodies does add a bit to the experience. I do think this watch is good value regardless, compared to most other luxury watches anyway. I'm really pleased I went for the hesalite version - the dial is surprisingly clear as a result, although I don't really notice the often talked about attractive distortion (which seems about the same as a sapphire box crystal to me). It's well built and nicely finished, fits me beautifully in my opinion and is super comfortable as a result, and so far at least keeps really good time (+5 s/d).

Thoughts on Cellini Prince?
I have an opportunity to purchase a NOS Cellini Rolex Prince like this one at a very favorable price. Like 50% off retail.I'm guessing this watch was not too popular in the marketplace, since it's no longer made.What do other think of this watch? Is it a dog or a future collectible?