Chopard Happy Sport White Diamond Dial 18kt White Gold Ladies Watch 277465-1005

Antoine Patek and fellow of Patek Philippe had fled in Switzerland in exile again
In 1832, a young officer Polish Antoine Norbert Patek (1811-1877) appeared one last time unfortunately back in his native country. With the pain of subjugation, he set foot on foreign soil to Earth, looking for a few other unknown travel far. November 1831, the onset of the heroic Polish revolution, Antoine Patek heroic resistance to Russian occupation, although he has fought bravely in the battle, but also suffered gunshot wounds two, but because of the war in inferior digital and ultimately failed in the years Yi. 16-year-old to join the army, he had fled to France, leaving his beloved land. Two years later, the performance of the French Government to Russian pressure, Antoine Patek and fellow had fled in Switzerland in exile again.

Stowa Flieger Klassik Sport Review
When I think Stowa, my mind immediately jumps to the Flieger. It is undoubtedly the watch that Stowa is best known for, and under the helm of Jorge Schauer the famed German firm has done consistently well with its many takes on this style. In the last couple of years, Stowa has slowly made some additions to its cataloge, introducing watches like the TO1 TESTAF, TO2, and the Flieger GMT with the intention of contemporizing both?the aesthetics and functionality of the flieger lines.This past summer Stowa quietly unveiled a new flieger collection dubbed the Flieger Klassik Sport. Where watches like the TO2 and TO1 marked a radical design departure for the brand, the Klassik Flieger Sport brought things back to basics. By keeping the overall look of the classic flieger, and pairing it with a more robust and sportier case, Stowa created a watch many of us have been waiting for. Today, we go hands-on with a watch from my personal collection¡ªthe Flieger Klassik Sport A-dial without date and l

Broken glass of a potentially genuine Submariner
Hi there, I hope you guys are doing fine.I will have on Monday a Rolex, pretty sure genuine one, blue Submariner.The glass of the watch is broken, though...actually, there is no glass on it, since it was broken about a year ago.I live in a country which has no official dealer of Rolex, so please help me with an information...how much does an original glass of a Rolex Submariner approx. costs?Thanks in advantage.Armend.

I heard somebody whispering that Milos is closing the book.
on the registration for the NY GTG next Saturday.If you haven't already, better hurry and sign up before it's too late....;);)

Cyma 14k gold watch ino please
Hi all. I have had this watch for many years, but have no idea what it is. A friend decided that he didn't want it anymore, and gave it to me. I figured it was just a regular watch, and put it in my jewelry box because it was old and neat. The outside back engraving is dated 12-25-54 and has 14K GOLD L&K stamped on the edge. Inside the back cover is 14K GOLD L&K 1700 with what looks like MK 557 scratched into it. The inner workings show the following: CYMA WATCH CO. R.455 17 SEVENTEEN JEWELS SWISS UNADJUSTED 4131 and COY. Any info about it, including potential value would be greatly appreciated. (I had never even noticed the 14K gold marking until sorting through some of my old jewelry.) Is the entire housing gold? Thank you for any help solving this mystery. BillCYMA WATCH FACE WEB SIZED.jpgCYMA-WATCH INTERNAL WEB SIZED.jpgCYMA-WATCH BACK WEB SIZED.jpgCYMA-WATCH INSIDE BACK COVER WEB SIZED.jpg