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5 Standout Skeleton Watches From SIHH 2015
The WatchTime editorial team recently returned from SIHH 2015, and one of the trends we noticed at this year’s fair was a number of brands putting their own spin on the classical skeleton watch. Here are five new skeleton watches worthy of a closer look.The first Cartier Crash watch appeared in 1967 and its oddball, asymmetrical design ¡ª inspired by an actual damaged (“crashed”) Cartier watch ¡ª became an icon of the Swinging London era. Over the years, various versions of the Crash have appeared, produced in very limited editions, becoming cult favorites among Cartier watch enthusiasts. This year’s Cartier Crash Skeleton, however, is a true milestone in the collection ¡ª the first Cartier Crash with an openworked movement that is actually shaped to conform to the “crashed” dimensions of the case. The skeletonized, manual-wind movement, Cartier’s in-house Caliber 9618 MC, has distinctively sculpted plates and features bridges that flow into the s

My latest purchase ( Speedmaster Gemini IV inside )
Hello,Here is a small packshot of my new Gemini IV, my favourite Speedmaster. It will be a keeper for me ! Second pic : Note the Omega logo in the hesalite, I like it !Fourth pic : Gemini IV and her sister 3573.50 with two ostrich leather straps made in ABP shop, Paris.I hope you enjoy.

Trade a 5726 for rose gold 15202
Currently have the 5712, 5167 and 5726. I had to trade my royal oak 15400 to move into the patek brand. But still thinking of getting an AP. Would you guys trade for either the blue dial 15202 or the rose gold version?Thanks everyone.Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk

New acquisition, first Panerai
I never considered this brand before. I was on Rolex, AP, Patek, Omega, etc but never Panerai. I am extremely impressed with this piece. This is not the best picture as the watch looks huge on my wrist but In real life, it fits beautifully and is one of my most comfortable pieces. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rolex Sub bracelet
Hi all,I took delivery today of a 'Kermit' 50th anniversary sub, serial F778xxx which I think dates it 2004.I have tried on 2006 and 2007 pieces but then found one online that was 'old enough' for me.But the bracelet has an awful lot of 'play' in it; the links move a full mm laterally and more than that towards/away from each other. And the clasp moves and rattles even when closed. I have read about the Rolex rattle but the forum posts I found using the search function all referred to vintage pieces - 13 years isn't really vintage. Plus the 06 and 07 ones I've tried didn't have this issue (I tried both within the last week) and there's not a great difference between an 11 and a 13yr old bracelet.I don't know if this can be resolved? I've seen suggestions of having a watchmaker re-pin the bracelet. Yet other responses suggest the cause of this issue would be the hole in the link itself widening, which would suggest new pins is only a short-term fix. Replacing the whole bracelet is pres