Corum Admirals Cup 40mm

there has never been a quartz Blancpain
Since 1735, there has never been a quartz Blancpain watch. And there never will beWhen watchmaking spread to the Swiss Jura at the beginning of the 18th century, it soon overshadowed all other cottage industries. With their manual dexterity and an independent spirit forged by centuries of isolation and self-reliance, the local farmers rapidly acquired the necessary skills. As the year passed, their genius and artistry blossomed.While Blancpain has continued to cultivate the time-honoured methods of watchmaking, they have also acquired a new vision of time and achieved a perfect balance between elegance and function. This has earned Blancpain its dominant position in the luxury mechanical watch segment.During the 400 years of Blancpain history, the master watchmakers created six different masterpieces in 1988 (the ultra-slim movement, the moon phase calendar, the perpetual calendar, the split-seconds chronograph, the Tourbillon and the minute repeater), each requiring exceptional knowle

where can I find this watch ... 41mm only
OMEGA Seamaster 41mm JAMES BOND 007 50th ANNIVERSARY Ceramic 212.30.41.20.01.005 thanks alljafcorreayahoo

Favorite Complications in Category
A thread to discuss the merits of those Complications we like the best.Remember there are no winners and there certainly are no losers.Just a discussion of which Complications we like and why.Pictures are a must whenever possible, remember it's awfully hard to discuss the beauty of something without a picture.There are 31 models in this category, as such I actually have more than just one which I like.From the Patek Phillipe website:Complicated Watches A supreme test of ingenuityA 'complication' in watchmaking is anything a mechanical watch might do beyond telling the time and simple date. Patek Philippe upholds a tradition in complications that are useful in everyday situations, such as Annual Calendars, dual time zones and World Time displays. At Patek Philippe, we enjoy unrivalled expertise in our knowledge and practice of this pinnacle of the watchmaker's art.

The Rolex Explorer II discontinued or change moving forward...
As the title reads, there is unwarranted speculation that the 216570 could be discontinued this year at Basel. I feel that Rolex does things a bit differently and could wait until the 50th anniversary in year 2021 to update the reference with new design, movement, case etc...Thoughts???

Wow - Today's Sotheby's Auction - Hulk went for $13,750!
I forgot how I found out (ah, checked my browser, banner ad from Chrono24), but a few days ago I had seen a link for a Hulk slated for auction at Sotheby's. I was dreaming that it might be a secret and a good deal. Pffft! ha. funny.The auction was today, a whole bunch of watches -- Hublot, AP, PP, and Rolex. Was interesting to peek in on it from my cell phone.Seemed like there were some pretty good deals here and there. Thought I'd mention the 116610LV, a G series from 2010 only with box went for $13,750 with the hammer premium! I think I'm missing something though -- did this one have some provenance to it??<--it must have, I didn't log in so I couldn't see the history / condition report. Anyone care to clarify here?.sothebys/en/auctions/...7/lot.871.htmlYeah, and to add some icing on the cake, for all of us non-Hulkster but circling in the waters for one -- 2 years ago same auction one went for $6750. .sothebys/en/search-re...yword=116610LVI think this was a decent deal - $5250 fo