Chopard Two O Ten Lady

Hublot Fusion Explorer: Luxury Watches Meet Web
The key to this capability is a mini - camera mechanized, developed by the Artisans of the Dietlin and the companies of FiveCo. After the logon window Web site, a user can access the powerful mobile camera for two minutes, allowing the views of 360 degrees with a powerful zoom capability of up to 40-power. Among other features, the system offers six views of programmable, automatic navigation option, geographical analysis of the visitors and the independent LED lighting. "Concerning the characteristics of the system, Xavier Dietlin, Director of the Artisans said Dietlin"

Wenger watch - unusual but simple can be elegant
Here is a Wenger watch that has a simple but very eye catching design. It has a ETA 805.111-2 movement which is late 70's early 80's design. Plus the watch is unusual because it endorses Philip Morris tobacco company and its brand Marlboro. In Late 80's to date companies do not very often endorse tobacco companies. Many people only collect mechanical high-end new and old designed watches, however like the post title states a simple design can also be elegant. I short if you like it wear it.When I received the watch it was very dirty and had some scratches.BeforeHere are some techniques I use to polish stainless steel with mirror and matted finishes.For a mirror SS finish use a Dremel with a 414 Felt Polishing 1/2" Wheel and cleaning compound White Rouge "Get at Home Depot - Ryobi Hard Metal Cleaning Compounds". Clean areas for a while whip clean to see results. Will take many minutes per area to get desired results. As a general rule when polishing slower and smaller test areas will

NAWCC - Another American First!
I think we all know and appreciate the famous Jaeger-LeCoultre icon 'The Reverso'. Designed by a man named Chauvet. The patent was granted to Chauvet in France 1931 and then Switzerland in 1933.Chauvet sold the invention rights to Jaeger-LeCoultre for 10,000 Swiss Francs in addition to 2.5 francs for every watch sold.The 'Reverso' is an icon of watch design, launched in 1931 with a Tavannes movent and well alive today, with 80 yrs of unstopped production of that marvelous 'art-deco' style.Here is my Reverso from 1933."stand back in amazement' when I find a pocket watch with a 'Reverso' style case patented by J.M. Durand, of Newark, New Jersey in 1858, some 73 yrs prior to Chauvet/Jaeger-Lecoultre.James Durand termed it in his patent 'Magic Watchcases'The watch is English made by John Richards - Liverpool, England key wind pocket watch.Full plate, fusee, table roller lever escapement, 3-arm gold balance, solid engraved cock with regulator, applied silver scale on top plate, jewelled

Caring for a Breitling
So how do you guys care for your 'Lings? Do you use a winder? What if you actually use it for diving, how do you care for it after exposure to salt water? What do you use to clean a Breitling, just to get off the grime that accumulates after extended periods of daily use? Do you guys have any secrets or tips that you're willing to share? This is my first expensive time piece, and I really love it, so I want to make sure it stays well maintained. Thanks for any and all responses.

Dodgy Panerai Pam120 in the sales section?
Just saw this up for sale https://.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=558971Now I own a 40mm luminor and I can tell you the crown guard is nothing like this looks like a crown guard from a 44mm screwed on Or I could be wrong. Any expert opinion ?