Chopard " Casmir" Stahl/18k Gelbgold

H. Moser & Cie Perpetual Calendar Black Edition Watch
When it was released, the Perpetual Calendar was renowned for its simplicity and legibility.H. Moser & Cie. is proud of the fact that they are a small manufacture. In fact, on their website, they proudly proclaim that they are family-owned, that they take pride in complications that ¡°are simple and functional¡± and that every watch that they make is hand-built and finished.The brand itself dates back to 1805, but was acquired by the Dixi Mechanique Group during the Quartz Crisis. It was later revived in 2005 and one of its earliest and most notable pieces was its simply named Perpetual Calendar watch, which we had covered some time ago in 2010.The Perpetual Calendar Black Edition is the company's first titanium watch.Now that SIHH is behind us, we must look forward to Baselworld and H. Moser & Cie. has introduced a new version of their Perpetual Calendar watch, the Perpetual Calendar Black Edition. Unique to this watch is its DLC-coated titanium case- a first for the company, an

AP modular chronograph
When will AP make an in house chronograph that is not modular chronograph ?Also are other AP movement from AP or are they from other manufacturer ?

Chromalight suspicions. (Do you own both a omega and Rolex w/ blue lume?)
Chromalight is Rolex's patented lume which they love to taut as being the best in the industry. But did you know that the dirty secret behind Chromalight is that it's actually just superluminova!Now, the confusing part is whether it is literally just a stock version of SL or if it's a proprietary blend. Omega uses BG-W9, a stock mixture of SL and there's suspicion that Rolex is literally using the exact same or VERY slightly modified mixture but just calling it a different name (one they trademarked). Could owners of both watches chime in and even better, provide a side-by-side photo?Remember for the photo:-both watches should be in the same photo since photographic variations can distort an accurate comparison-Exposure time should be kept modest to prevent color blooming (it doesn't need to be super bright, just needs to show off the color accurately) + if you have an dSLR, ideally you could take images with multiple exposure times?-Charge time in both watches should be relatively e

Suggestions for my first Patek
Hello, i'm in the process of building my dream collection. Ive currently got a Rolex Explorer MK2 and a Speedy Pro. Also, i have on order the uber sexy Lange Saxonia Thin 37mm in Pink gold!Seeing that many of you are experts on PP and have an extensive collection, i figured i might seek your advice on which one to go for. I'm looking for a piece with a complication including a Moonphase. Not interested in the Nautilus whatsoever and preferably without the massive rotor. Micro rotor is my preference.Thank you!

strange bracelet squeak (not what you think)
So it's not my first post, or watch or whatever. I've experienced and enjoyed the infamous bracelet squeak a many times. But I just got my 116610LV back from service, after about three years of regular daily type wear. I have no idea what they did, but the bracelet squeak is back It's no where near as loud and prevalent as a brand new watch, but it's there.Weird! You think it's just from a really deep cleaning? They didn't polish the watch btw.More about the service if you're interested.