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New Angular Momentun Eglomise Portait Watches: The Imperial Russian Collection
Did you know that watches make a good place to put paintings, other than just the plebeian task of telling the time? Thats right, don't waste valuable art real estate when you could be toting around portraits of dead aristocrats on your wrist.Knowing this obvious fact, Swiss watch company Angular Momentum has been making Eglomise watches for a while, and their new "Imperial Russian Collection" is perhaps the stateliest yet! They are part of Angular Momentum's Artisan Collection, which are produced at their Swiss location outside of Bern. How many times have you wished that you could carry around Admiral Ushakov on your wristand closer to your heart. Well, your ship just arrived, now you can. The collection of finely painted watch faces includes such favorites as 1) General Suvorov, 2) Admiral Ushakov, 3) Admiral Kutuzov, 4) Czar Peter The Great, 5) the Russian Empires Big Coat of Arms, 6) the Imperial Double-Headed Eagle, and more!For those of you curious how Angular Momentum can get

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Just getting started
A couple months ago if someone told me they collected watches I would have thought that sounds silly. What a difference a couple watches can make. Now I feel like I'm hooked on a new addiction. I purchased an Invicta Pro Diver as the "deal of the day" on Amazon. Next thing you know the home shopping networks (which I never watch) comes on with all the watches. I ordered 2 more Invicta's. I found an old Seiko I had years ago and took it in to have repaired so now I have 4. Funny part is I can't wait to add another piece to my collection. In reading on here there seems to be some negativity towards Invicta and at first I was kind of bummed like I made a bad purchase. After some thinking at the end of the day I like how they look and have performed well for the short period of time I have had them. If nothing else they did get me started on what seems to be a very fun hobby. I am looking to step up a little on my next purchase. Maybe the $500 to $700 range. I don't think I will get anothe

accutron caseback restoration
Hi, I'm a collector of accutron 214's as you can tell by my name here. I collect stainless steel watches only and do my own case disassembely and polishing. But I want to know how to correctly re grain the caseback and setting crown/battery hatch to a accutron 214. I have asked this question in other forums and have gotten partial answers mostly wrong ones. They tell me to regrain the flat of the caseback by sliding it in a line on a sheet of sand paper. So I bought a couple junk backs to try out and it didnt look like the graining on the backs of watches I have sent out to a specialist. Those backs look like it was done on a brush finish wheel. Can anyone tell me how to achieve the correct look and the tools i need to get/use. Iknow I can certainly do it correctly if someone doesnt try to keep this knowledge secret

5711P, with rubys...
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