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A Cartier First: the Tortue Perpetual Calendar
At first glance, the word “legible” may not spring to mind, but take a closer look. The new Tortue Perpetual Calendar achieves a design coup: several elements, including an openwork dial, combine to create a rich, complex mechanical tapestry, yet each of the indications is easily read. As the first automatic perpetual calendar from Cartier, this watch melds the brand’s long-established design flair with its more recent strength in movement manufacturing. The 45.6 x 51 mm case is available in white or pink gold. Technical information is available below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Calibre 9422 MC perpetual calendarMovement: Cartier Manufacture, mechanical self-winding, perpetual calendar, individually numberedCasing diameter: 11 ?¡¯¡¯¡¯ (25.60 mm)Total diameter: 14 ?¡¯¡¯¡¯ (32 mm)Thickness: 5.88 mmNumber of jewels: 33Number of components: 293Frequency: 28,800 vibrations/hourPower reserve: approx. 52 hours

Introduction of my new Milgauss
Dear Rolex-Fans,during holidays in the Bernese Alps (Switzerland) in September I also made a visit to my preferred AD in Interlaken and left him with an addition to my collection. Following I would like to introduce my new Milgauss (serial V 035xxx) a bit more in detail:As you can see, I decided to buy the black and more conservative version of the Milgauss. The white one was not really my taste, as due to my opinion the black surroundings of the indices would also require black hands, as we already know from the white Explorer II 16570 and from some white-dialed Datejusts of the 80ies. In addition the colour combination of the white and especially of the ¡°green¡± Milgauss are very flashy and progressive. The black Milgauss is more discreet and conservative, which I personally like more. Following the sideview of the watch::Since the introduction of the Triplock-crown in 1972 the Milgauss 116400 uses for the first time a Twinlock-crown with a diameter of 7 mm again. Interestingly the p

Wish me luck! Repair Project underway
My trusty Seiko Kinetic has needed a new capacitor for quite some time. Since I have other watches that are getting my attention, I haven't really worried about getting it fixed. I decided that I wanted to get it running again, so I ordered some genuine Seiko replacement parts off eBay and I going to attempt to repair it myself! It looks pretty straight forward, so I feel good about it. We'll see!

Gallet Guest Curator of wristwatches
Hi everyoneI just got the following message from Adam (GLADIATOR), and wanted to share it with you all…this is exciting news!IkeDear allIt is with great pleasure I share this with you all. I am still waiting for the final approved J1 Exchange Visa, all other paperwork was submitted and approved. Final Interview at American Embassy in London Tuesday 6th!From Noel Poirier - Museum Director"Just a note to let you know that we’ve selected Mr. Adam Harris to serve as the first Gallet Guest Curator of Wristwatches, in partnership with Penn State Harrisburg’s American Studies program, in 2012.Adam is an avid vintage wristwatch collector and has written a number of interesting historical reviews on the websites;WATCH TALK FORUMS - HomeTKF: A friendly Rolex forum. Post different.Vintage Watch Forums • Index pageAmong his responsibilities as the Gallet Guest Curator of Wristwatches, Adam will:¡¤ Study, evaluate and photograph the Museum’s existing wristwatc

Any one want to trade
I have an xs black rubber strap for 44 ROO, anyone want / need an XS and want to trade for a regular length one. Mod's sorry if this sould have gone in classified.