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Hands-On: With The Bulgari Serpenti
The Bulgari Serpenti Collection is probably one of the most widely recognized jeweled watches on the market today. It is seen on the wrists of numerous high-profile celebrities and after seeing one in person, I can say with certainty is it definitely a showstopper. 1 OF 7 Bulgari, the well-known italian jewelry company, was founded in Rome in 1882 by Greek jeweler, Sotirios Voulgaris (later Romanized to Bulgari). The company continued to grow and was managed by three generations of the Bulgari family before being acquired by LVMH in 2011. It wasn’t until the 1970s, when the company saw very strong growth, that it became the internationally recognized brand it is today. 2 OF 7 The Serpenti is one of Bulgari's most recognizable designs and was first introduced in the 1940s. The earliest confirmed Serpenti bracelet design was inspired by the “gas pipe” design and was made in the Machine Style of the late 1940s. The result was a wrap-around

Found: Two Incredible Pocket Watches From Girard-Perregaux, Including A Tourbillon With Three Bridges Over 150 Years Old
The romantic notion of a handmade watch is one that doesn't stand very much exposure to the present world of watchmaking. For many decades, the overwhelming majority of components found in series produced watches have been produced by multi-axis milling machines, and if today you visit pretty much any watch manufactory from the smallest to the largest, you'll see that most parts are being made by computer controlled (CNC) machines. There are any number of practical reasons why this is so, of course (and in general, everyone has benefited, including consumers) but it's interesting to look back occasionally to watches made at a time when handmade meant just that – and when the skill of the hands doing the making was instantly visible. These two pocket watches, from Girard-Perregaux, represent the absolute acme of the art of watchmaking in the 19th century, and a range of manual skills that in some cases at least are for all intents and purposes extinct.The two pocket wa

Breitling Navitimer World - Blue or Silver?
There have been many great debates throughout history:Blonde or brunette?Miller Lite or Bud Light?Boxers or briefs?Well, I'd like to start another debate: Blue or Silver? Which dial do you prefer on the Breitling Navitimer World (please try to vote independent of the strap/bracelet as they can be swapped)?Help me decide!!! Feel free to vote in our poll - Poll: Breitling Navitimer World ¨C Blue or Silver Dial? ? Used Luxury Watches, Pre-Owned Luxury Watches, Buy And Sell Used Watches and Pre-owned Watches at eRelyxOr share your thoughts below. Thanks!!

Help with old antique Rotary watch - maybe one of a kind?
Hi, I have been researching this old watch for some time but each time I give up as I can not identify it. I even sent pictures to Rotary but they could not help. I know it is similar, maybe a predecessor to the Rotary Commodore. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

What is your favorite leather strap brand on a Submariner?
Hello guys!I just purchased a no-date sub. I am looking to buy a brown leather strap.Let me know which brands you trust more!